Freeview Outage Report in Keysoe, Bedford, England
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Freeview is the United Kingdom's digital terrestrial television platform. It is operated by DTV Services Ltd, a joint venture between the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Sky and transmitter operator Arqiva.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Freeview users through our website.
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TV (92%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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Internet (1%)
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Wi-fi (1%)
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E-mail (1%)
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Freeview Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Oscar Delta
(@ODChivers) reported
@IanCLucas @tshep42 Indeed, we could start by closing down RT news in the UK which is broadcast to EVERY home through FREEVIEW digital tv. Fyck Putin. #UkraineWillResist
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Em to the Ay to the Eff to the Tee
(@MaFt) reported
I have solved the BBC licensing "issue". Freeview and radio stays "free" and make any digital stuff (websites, iPlayer/catch-up etc) a subscription. I suspect there'll be enough people that rely on catch-up and iPlayer who would then subscribe / pay license.
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Giles Booth
(@blogmywiki) reported
I think the Freeview MUXes are trolling me. I can now get BBC Three in HD, but can't receive BBC Four HD at all. (I know why this is, I'm just not prepared to 'do a Rod Hull' to fix my aerial.)
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Ed Scott
(@EdScottLondon) reported
@paincave1 I don’t worry for the bbc or the government. There are a lot of issues - the license fee is an outdated way of finding it when it is totally impossible to force people. Subs won’t work with Freeview. Only option is directly fund it out of our taxes.
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Eddie Stubbington
(@edstub207) reported
Sky forces you to have a specific bundle with some packages and says "You get 300 Channels for £25 a month" meanwhile Freeview has 170 of them already & most of the new ones are garbage like Poker TV and some random news channels.
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Who knows 🗣
(@Whoknow01623687) reported
@WonPeople Nothing you can’t watch a repeat of on any other freeview channel. Never listen to any BBC radio either.
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Gerald Smith 🤢
(@Takethatjoe) reported
@darrengrimes_ Blame the government, what is your solution as to how it is funded? Advertising is out as the market is saturated, subscription is out as it’s on freeview
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Kevin Hall 🇪🇺
(@SimplyMetric) reported
@miffythegamer Basically a crap YouTube channel on Freeview. His Mam will be it’s one viewer.
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Jon Wensley
(@jonwensley) reported
@PeteSmi15995270 @NorfolkGood1 @DefundBBC But the BBC isn't. And, if the BBC is removed from Freeview, then the platform will die. So unless you make people buy/subscribe to a set-top box like Sky/Virgin (at >£20 per month) they won't have access to any of these channels. Yep, that would go down well.
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Matt Meerkat
(@PeterTWolf1) reported
@rugrats1991 @YuseiFudoGam3r @HudsonHatley I never had the Nickelodeon channel because my dad wouldn't pay for sky, we only had freeview so only channels like CBBC, CITV and Pop. Non of the fancies like Nick or Cartoon N'work.