On 25-1-2011 12:05, Stephen wrote:
> On 25/01/2011 10:47 AM, Invisible wrote:
>>> You don't have to prove you're not using iPlayer, they will prove if you
>>> *are* using it!
>>
>> In other words, they will say "you possess a device capable of watching
>> TV, give us your money".
>
> From
> http://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/check-if-you-need-one/topics/technology-top8/
>
> Many TV channels are now available to watch over the internet. If you’re
> watching programmes on a computer or laptop as they're being shown on
> TV, then you need a TV Licence. However, you don’t need to be covered by
> a licence if you’re only using ‘on-demand’ services to watch programmes
> after they have been shown on TV. So, you need a licence to watch any
> channel live online, *but you wouldn’t need one to use BBC iPlayer to
> catch up on an episode of a programme you missed, for example.*
>
> Does that explain it?

It doesn't explain why I am not allowed to watch iPlayer.

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