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     • Yes, you’ll need a TV with Freely already built in to watch it. You can’t get it on your existing TV, whether it’s smart or not. Hisense and Bush were the first TV brands to partner with Freely, which is now available on their 2024 4K models. It’s also been announced that Metz, Panasonic, Sharp and Toshiba will be launching Freely TVs.
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   Do I need a freely TV?

   • However, you’ll need a Freely-compatible TV to get it. What is Freely? Freely is a new streaming service launched by the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5. It lets you watch live TV and on demand content on your smart TV for free using just a wi-fi connection.

   What is Freely, and can I get it on my TV? - Which?

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   Do I need Adobe Flash player to watch freely?

   • Adobe Flash Player is required to watch this video. Plus Freely is just going to get bigger and better with more channels and features coming soon! Freely enables viewers to stream live TV channels and on-demand shows on their smart TV for free, removing the need for a box, dish or aerial.

   Freely - App on the Amazon Appstore

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   Do you need an aerial to watch free TV?

   • You don’t need an aerial, dish or box to access it. This collaboration between the four public service broadcasters, which was launched in April 2024, aims to ‘secure the future of free TV’. Freely lets you watch live TV via streaming alongside on demand content for the first time and easily switch between them.

   What is Freely, and can I get it on my TV? - Which?

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   What is the Free TV Guide?

   • Freely is the default TV guide here, opening when you press the dedicated Freely button as well as the Guide button. It appears as its own app on Hisense’s VIDAA smart TV interface, alongside BBC iPlayer and the like.

   What is Freely? The new BBC, ITV, C4 and C5 on demand service ... - Stuff

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   How do I watch live TV on freely TV?

   • To start watching it’s as simple as pressing the Freely button on your remote. No drama. No stress. With Freely, you can now watch live TV over the internet. Just plug your new Freely TV into the mains, connect to the Wi-Fi and enjoy seriously good shows. No dish, no box, no need for an aerial. All you need is Wi-Fi to stream live TV for free.

   How to Get Freely | Live Stream TV and On Demand | Freely

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   What channels can I watch on freely?

   • These include ITV2 and ITV3, BBC News and BBC Four, Film4 and More4, and 5STAR and 5USA. You can also watch the channels from the public service broadcasters for Scotland and Wales – STV and S4C. By connecting an aerial as well, you’ll be able to ‘top up’ to get even more channels through Freely.

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3. www.amazon.co.uk › Freeview-Freely › dpFreely - App on the Amazon Appstore

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   Download Freely to stream your favourite live and on demand TV all in one place, for free. No more app-switching, you can now find everything in one place from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and more.

4. www.mediamole.co.uk › entertainment › broadcastingFreely: Full channels list, EPG numbers and local differences

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   Oct 26, 2024 · Launched in April 2024, Freely is a joint collaboration between the UK's four public service broadcasters - the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 - which offers free live TV and on-demand content over broadband, without the need for a satellite dish or an aerial.

5. www.stuff.tv › features › what-is-freely-britishWhat is Freely? The new BBC, ITV, C4 and C5 on demand service ...

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   Oct 7, 2024 · Freely is available right now on Hisense and Bush TVs. The first sets officially went on sale at the start of May 2024. Other Vestel-built TVs, Panasonic, Sharp and Metz sets should now be available too. Amazon Fire TV-powered sets should get Freely before the end of 2024.

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6. www.freely.co.uk › get-freelyHow to Get Freely | Live Stream TV and On Demand | Freely

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   With Freely, you can now watch live TV over the internet. Just plug your new Freely TV into the mains, connect to the Wi-Fi and enjoy seriously good shows. No dish, no box, no need for an aerial.

7. www.tvlicensing.co.uk › check-if-you-need-oneWhat can I do without a TV Licence? - TV Licensing

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   What can I watch without a TV Licence? If you don't have a TV Licence, you can watch: Catch up programmes on services other than BBC iPlayer, such as ITVX, All4 and My5; On demand films or TV shows that you watch, rent or buy online from providers like Netflix, Amazon Prime, Sky, BT TV, Sky, Apple TV+, Disney+ or Now; SC4 programmes on demand

8. www.freely.co.uk › help › faqsDo I need a TV Licence? | Freely

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   Yep. Everyone who watches broadcast TV in the UK must have a TV Licence, no matter the TV service they use. Most people have to pay for it, but some may be eligible for a free licence or a concession. You can check if you're covered on the TV Licensing website.