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Originally Posted by djmagnifique
You only need a TV licence if you watch and/or record live TV channels and/or use BBC iPlayer. Streaming sites like NetFlix, Amazon Prime and Disney+ don't need a licence.
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Yes, which is still the vast majority, and the 'channels' you watch may never be the BBC.
Also, unless it changed in recent years, you only needed the ability to watch tv channels, even if you never actually did so.
[ or you could prove you only ever watched streaming on your shiny new flat screen ].
iPlayer is an oddity, it asks if you have a licence, but has no way to verify if you say 'yes'. I dont really see how its different to something like Prime.
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Originally Posted by oxfordmark
I’m tempted by Sky Stream, 31 day rolling contract. No long term contracts that can increase!
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Well presumably they can still increase the 31 day price.