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Sky internet etc do you think I can let my neighbour use it?

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EachandEveryone · 17/07/2019 13:59

Same building. Converted flats. Shes in her 70’s and cant go very far. So, Ive been persuaded to get Sky Q it comes with a booster for the Wifi and that can also be plugged into any tv in the flat and just feeds off my wifi. I dont need it. She has a dongle which costs a fortune. If we are in the same building and share the hall etc. We rarely shut our doors. Would it be really bad to set up the wifi booster in her flat?

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MyOpinionIsValid · 17/07/2019 14:31

Yes you can leagally give 6 other units access. - we have the same sky on our phones and a work colleage has access too

EachandEveryone · 17/07/2019 14:46

So popping it into her telly wont matter? Ill only use it on my ipad so thats three things.

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BrokenWing · 17/07/2019 18:52

you are in different flats/addresses/households so that would be breaking your T&Cs and you would be liable for their losses if caught.

To receive Sky TV on an additional Sky Q Mini box connected to your main Sky Q box at your address you will need a Sky Q Multiscreen subscription, additional TV viewing and a suitable internet connection and in-home set-up so the Sky Q boxes can communicate with one another at all times.
— To receive Sky TV on an additional Sky Q box connected to your satellite dish at your address you will need a Sky Q Multiscreen subscription, additional TV viewing and a Sky channel extra subscription. Each Sky Q box will need to be connected to any residential broadband service you receive and you must give us reasonable access to check that all the Sky Q boxes are being used at the same address.
Only you or those people you authorise may use the viewing card and it must be used at your address with the
Sky Q box which is authorised by SSSL to receive encrypted digital satellite services.
You agree to use your TV services and the viewing card for your household’s own private domestic enjoyment and not for any commercial or business purpose.
We may require you to reimburse us for any reasonable and foreseeable losses, costs and expenses which we incur as a direct result of any misuse of Sky equipment or a TV service by you or anyone you have allowed to use them in breach of these conditions or any other agreement between you and us relating to such Sky equipment or TV services.

EachandEveryone · 18/07/2019 14:14

Well the Q box died over night. It’s been nothing but trouble and it’s only been 24 hours!

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