That being said, a lot of people are probably blaming Pandora as well for not isolating the error. And based on the fact that this error has occurred with a lot of other applications, I'm certain the issue is not with Pandora, but with Sony or with whatever program their applications use when establishing a secure connection. To be honest, the application appears to work, it's just that there are some settings regarding the connection which throws the internal error flag up with Sony. I expect that this issue should be easily replicable, and shouldn't require such a complicated fix. I'm hesitant to reset cookies or DNS settings in an attempt to give your engineering team some more information. I saw earlier suggestions to reset cookies on the Opera browser that is set up on the Sony TV but don't see how this helps? Is the Pandora application using the Opera internet browser? Additionally, I attempted to navigate to the Pandora web page on the internet browser application and received several alerts that the connection was not safe. Insofar, I have only uninstalled the Pandora app, performed a Sony Bravia TV update, and opened the application with a direct Ethernet connection. They asked me to try and fix it since I am a bit more technical than they are. Because of this issue, they have been unable to use your service except on their phones, and have been considering canceling their subscription since a fix has not been provided.

I am writing on behalf of my parents in law, as they subscribe to Pandora primarily to use on their Sony TV. Hello Adam, I appreciate your teams effort in resolving this issue.

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