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This message was authored by: William+6312

Whole home

I have sky glass and a sky stream puck but i dont watch the two TV's at the same time.

Do I still need whole home?

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This message was authored by: GD1

Re: Whole home

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@William+6312 wrote:

I have sky glass and a sky stream puck but i dont watch the two TV's at the same time.

Do I still need whole home?


Yes.

 

PS Your other thread asking the same question has been removed.

Like you I'm a customer here, Sky Employees are clearly identified as such.
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This message was authored by: 2muchTV

Re: Whole home


@William+6312 wrote:

I have sky glass and a sky stream puck but i dont watch the two TV's at the same time.

Do I still need whole home?


I don't watch 2 TVs at the same time either, so what's the point of whole home? 🤔

My guess.... it is for customers to continue to watch Sky programmes on other TVs in the home eg lounge and then bedroom TV.... that's my best guess🫣

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