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Spotify and Sonos are marketed togheter as a multiroom-streaming-solution, where you can "enjoy different tracks in different rooms". This has been true up till lateley.
Now, when starting a second spotify track in another sonos zone, the playback of the spotify track in the first zone is stopped and sonos shows a message saying "..spotify is limiting the number of simultaniously audiostreams.."
When did this change?, and why hasn't Spotify and Sonos changed their marketing? It is anyhow a drastical change in service quality..
Spotify marketing:
https://www.spotify.com/uk/sonos/
0:40 - 0:45 minutes into the video: "..you can enjoy different tracks in different rooms"
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