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    Quote Originally Posted by andyg View Post
    On May 3, 2008, at 11:57 AM, -Stef- wrote:
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    > mherger;298236 Wrote:
    >>>

    >> We would be happy to do this. But expect the users not to be happy,
    >> as
    >> they see services offered which they're not allowed to use.
    >>

    > Is that the (only) reason for the filtering? I cannot find anything
    > about it.
    >
    > I first thought that Slim Devices/Logitech had made deal with Pandora
    > or that US Law forced you to do so but I now read it was strictly for
    > cosmetic reasons?
    >
    > Now non-US citizens who listen to Pandora are forced to change their
    > country into United States. Think about the pain you cause them.


    Technically non-US users are not allowed to use Pandora.
    Yes unfortunately you are right and we all hope that that will change in the (nearby) future. But apart from that, I am curious about the reason SN implemented the filter.
    Yamaha - Chario - MJ Acoustics - Squeezebox - Beresford

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    country detection makes servicesunusable

    On May 3, 2008, at 12:47 PM, -Stef- wrote:
    >
    > andyg;298335 Wrote:
    >> On May 3, 2008, at 11:57 AM, -Stef- wrote:
    >>>
    >>> mherger;298236 Wrote:
    >>>>>
    >>>> We would be happy to do this. But expect the users not to be happy,

    >>
    >>>> as
    >>>> they see services offered which they're not allowed to use.
    >>>>
    >>> Is that the (only) reason for the filtering? I cannot find anything
    >>> about it.
    >>>
    >>> I first thought that Slim Devices/Logitech had made deal with

    >> Pandora
    >>> or that US Law forced you to do so but I now read it was strictly

    >> for
    >>> cosmetic reasons?
    >>>
    >>> Now non-US citizens who listen to Pandora are forced to change their
    >>> country into United States. Think about the pain you cause them.

    >>
    >> Technically non-US users are not allowed to use Pandora.

    >
    > Yes unfortunately you are right and we all hope that that will change
    > in the (nearby) future. But apart from that, I am curious about the
    > reason SN implemented the filter.



    Because we figured most users don't want to see services they can't
    even use.

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    Quote Originally Posted by andyg View Post
    Because we figured most users don't want to see services they can't
    even use.
    Ok thank's. I appreciate your hard work and that of all of your collegues.
    Yamaha - Chario - MJ Acoustics - Squeezebox - Beresford

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