@Vakko wrote:
90% or more of SiriusXM subscribers listen to it in their vehicles. That's what it was designed for. the only time I listen to it is when I am in my car.
@Vakko, your experience isn't everyone's experience. I bought my car with SiriusXM in January 2020. I listened for at least an hour a day during my commute to/from work. I was in the car enough that it made sense for me to pay for the service. But guess what happened a few months later...a global pandemic. I've been working from my home office since March 2020 with zero plans to go back to a daily soul-sucking commute. I am now in my car maybe 10 minutes a day, and on many days, I don't drive at all. My SiriusXM subscription fee isn't worth it for that -- but I've kept the service because I was able to listen in my home office via my Roku TV. Now, that's not an option anymore so I'm paying for nothing, basically. I received a few months of free credit when I complained. If this isn't fixed by the time I have to pay out of pocket again, I'm canceling. And given how much they're dragging they're feet, I assume that's what will happen.
As others have said, this app "upgrade" was unnecessary. It's radio. We don't need bells and whistles, we just need it to be functional -- and it's not. If you don't want to offer service to Roku users, that's fine. Don't offer it. But if you do offer the service as part of their subscription fee, then make sure it works. NOTHING works on this latest upgrade. It doesn't remember my preferences so I have to reset them every single time. It doesn't keep track of my "recent" stations so I have to search for them every single time. It shuts off after 20 minutes every single time. And for what? Some graphics that I don't even need? (I mean, come on! It's radio. It's not a visual medium.) This is not a good trade-off.
