Sonos CEO Apologizes for Faulty App Update
Company commits to bi-weekly fixes after customer backlash over missing features and system instability.
- Sonos released a redesigned app in May that removed key features, causing widespread user frustration.
- CEO Patrick Spence issued a public apology and detailed a roadmap for future updates.
- The company plans to restore missing functionality and improve system stability through October.
- Updates will address issues like volume control, music library access, and alarm reliability.
- Sonos aims to regain customer trust by prioritizing app improvements.