Sonos will never regain my trust because last year's incident opened my eyes

Sonos has fired a bunch of executives including its CEO and has begun a major campaign to rebuild its brand and image after last year's software debacle, however no matter how much they fix their culture I can never go back. Sonos essentially bricking my living room audio setup last year opened my eyes to the fact that software should NEVER be intrinsic to your high end audio speakers. All it takes is a simple regime change of Harvard business graduates in a technology company to start making idiotic business decisions and ruin your user experience. Sonos also renders older speakers obsolete by not supporting them with newer firmware to work with newest software updates. This is why I switched to KEF passive speakers and just use a WiiM amp that connects to Spotify, Tidal and whatever else I need including my home theater (Samsung 990D). I will never, ever advocate for anyone buying nice audio components to buy any speaker system that has even bluetooth built into the speakers itself. Connectivity such as WiFi and bluetooth changes very quickly (on the order of every 3-5 years), while actual cones of the speaker does not. A good set of speakers should last you 20-60 years (almost your whole lifetime basically). You can just swap out the brains (amp, WiiM ultra) every several years.