Article 49JRZ How can I legally avoid paying a TV licence fee?

How can I legally avoid paying a TV licence fee?

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Jack Schofield
from Technology | The Guardian on (#49JRZ)

Steve doesn't watch TV and wants to stop paying the UK licence fee, but now it applies to smartphones, consoles and the BBC iPlayer app on all devices

I have a TV set for streaming videos from my NAS, but I have given up on the BBC, and I never watch ITV, Channel 4 and certainly not 5. What exactly do I need to do to stop paying a TV Licence fee? Is unplugging my aerial enough? Steve

In the old world of analogue broadcasting, this was an easy question. "Watching TV" just meant feeding a broadcast signal to a box containing a TV tuner and a cathode ray tube. If you did that in the UK then you needed a TV licence. In today's digital world, however, you may need a TV licence if your only device is a smartphone.

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