Discussion topic: Sky glass
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Message posted on 08 Sep 2025 08:37 AM
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Sky glass
Hello, is it possible to keep my sky glass tvs but cancel the subscription for sky tv as I only watch the normal channels that you can get on free view?
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Message posted on 08 Sep 2025 08:54 AM
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Re: Sky glass
@Jasharris wrote:Hello, is it possible to keep my sky glass tvs but cancel the subscription for sky tv as I only watch the normal channels that you can get on free view?
Yes, absolutely. You'll need to ring Sky to cancel the streaming subscription.
Glass TVs have a basic free-to-air tuner which you can use to receive those channels via an aerial.
You can also continue to stream live channels via the appropriate apps such as iPlayer and ITVX as long as you keep your SkyID active and don't factory reset the TV.
Message posted on 08 Sep 2025 06:06 PM - last edited: 08 Sep 2025 06:08 PM
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Re: Sky glass
Note that the television set won't receive any live EPG channels over the internet once the Sky content subscription ceases: access to the PSB channels is in their apps, as @BenJoBanjo indicates, but there's no equivalent of the Freely service on board.
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Message posted on 08 Sep 2025 09:55 PM
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Re: Sky glass
If you have an aerial you can use the on board DTT tuner. As explained with no aerial you will need to use the broadcaster's apps to access live content. Note: Do not factory reset the TV's as the apps will no longer work.
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