Followed Tv license rules

uk1

The DPA laws are not ambiguous. 

Swipe

Scv1 said:

Hi everyone I am taking time to read through everyone’s comments, thank you so much for replying. There’s a lot of conflicting comments so need to get my head around what to do. 

Best thing you can do is just to stop watching iplayer and ignore the email

wild666

uk1 said:

BBC sounds is separate from Iplayer. 

But it seems you also need to login to listen to BBC radio channels the last time I tried. 

wild666

pphillips said:

Cornucopia said:

uk1 said:

I’ll ask again.

Do you know as a fact that Sky provided the statement voluntarily?

I imagine that we don't really know, and what does "voluntary" mean in this context, anyway?

TVL would have asked whether there was a contract in place at the address, and Sky would have said yes.   I'm not convinced that personal data would have been compromised in that exchange.

I believe that in this case the evidence provided by Sky was to confirm that a TV programme service had been accessed at that address.

A person might have a Sky dish on the wall outside but only have Sky Broadband and the dish was from the previous tenant or the person who lives there and cancelled their TV contract but kept the BB.

oldernonethewiser

wild666 said:

uk1 said:

BBC sounds is separate from Iplayer. 

But it seems you also need to login to listen to BBC radio channels the last time I tried. 

You can choose to use a made up email address which will allow you to use BBC Sounds.