Sonos CEO responds to backlash, will continue to update legacy products
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Let`s try this again. What you need to know Sonos recently announced that it would be ending support for some of its older speakers in May 2020. Following a lot of backlash, Sonos reassures that legacy speakers won`t be bricked in any way. It`s also working on a way to split your system between old and current devices. Sonos found itself in the middle of the spotlight this week, and not for the right reasons. The company issued a press release announcing that it would be ending support for some of its legacy speakers come May 2020, and this got a lot of people worked up. Following a few hours of relentless backlash, Sonos has issued a follow-up statement to clear the air on a few things. For starters, Sonos wants to make sure you know that its legacy speakers won`t be bricked in any way. Big software updates will no longer be sent out once May rolls around, but you can still use them as you are right now. Per Sonos CEO Patrick Spence: We are not bricking them, we are not f...