Thread: General Virgin TV (2026)
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Re: Virgin TV (2026)
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Originally Posted by Paul View Post
SkyQ is still being sold, even if thats well hidden now.

I see no reason it wont be around for many years, even after satellite eventully shuts down.
Sky Q boxes are perfectly capable of doing streaming (and already do).
Why waste all those boxes out there, and risk driving customers away at the same time.
Yes, the Sky Q boxes will continue to work even without the satellite channels, but there must be the possibility that Sky will just disable the boxes completely when the satellite channels close down. Sky won’t make any money out of you if you just watch the streaming services.

I’m not saying they will do that, but I wouldn’t put it past them, would you?
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