When streaming the Glastonbury music festival on BBC iPlayer using an Amazon Fire Stick, viewers must hold a TV licence, as the live broadcast is a licensed activity. Without one, individuals risk fines of up to £1,000. Despite the affordable yearly price of a TV licence at £174.50, ignoring it could lead to penalties far greater than the cost of a festival ticket. This requirement extends beyond BBC iPlayer to any live broadcasts, including those on other streaming platforms, reinforcing the importance of compliance with TV licensing regulations.
Using a Fire Stick to watch Glastonbury on BBC iPlayer without a TV licence can incur a fine of up to £1,000.
Not having a TV licence while tuning in to live broadcasts could lead to significant penalties, with fines being three times more than festival tickets.
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