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Wait what, this is still going on today? I thought this was a historical thing. What if you buy a TV for "offline" use only (i.e. Nintendo Switch)?
by umvi 7y ago
Wait what, this is still going on today? I thought this was a historical thing.
What if you buy a TV for "offline" use only (i.e. Nintendo Switch)?
- jjbinx007 7y agoYou need a TV licence if you watch or record TV as it's broadcasted (or shortly afterwards) or if you use iPlayer.
- DanBC 7y agoYou need a licence if you receive live tv as it's broadcast, or if you watch BBC iPlayer (a video on demand "catch up" service). You don't need a licence if you don't watch live tv as it's broadcast.
- gambiting 7y agoYou go on a website, enter your address, confirm like 3 times that no, you don't use your TV to watch live programmes and that's it, you won't get another letter for a couple years at which point you just need to re-confirm that again.