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How, dare I ask, does one "opt out" of a govt subscription service ? Some private companies make it so hard these days (Adobe & NYT being the kings of subcript
by IG_Semmelweiss 7mo ago
How, dare I ask, does one "opt out" of a govt subscription service ?
Some private companies make it so hard these days (Adobe & NYT being the kings of subcription dark patterns), I am curious how the process goes with a govt entity like the BBC ?
- dgxyz 7mo agoOne tells them to fuck off when they turn up at the door. And off they fuck.
- PaulDavisThe1st 7mo ago> How, dare I ask, does one "opt out" of a govt subscription service ? Currently, by not using a television.
- beardyw 7mo agoHere https://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/check-if-you-need-one/topics/telling-us-you-dont-need-a-tv-licence https://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/check-if-you-need-one/topics/t...
- nephihaha 7mo agoQuite easily. I haven't had a licence for over twenty years. TV Licensing has no right of access to your home, so if they turn up, you can turn them away. You also ignore their letters. TV licensing is actually a private company separate from the BBC and the government. In order to get access, they have to apply for a warrant to get into your home. To do that they have to fill out a lot of paperwork. If you have a TV (and I don't), it should not be visible or audible from anywhere outside these little toerags can hear/see it.