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They would need to have the entire country with fast broadband first. Plenty of people still can’t get broadband capable of streaming on one Tv at a time let alone more than one.

According to Ofcom (www.ofcom.org.uk ), "superfast" (30Mbps+) is available to 97% of homes, "decent" (10Mbps+) to all but around 435k if fixed line only, 68k if including wireless options (ie cellular and dedicated wireless networks, but not satellite).

That's today, let alone in a decade's time where 5G (and maybe even 6G) is everywhere, Openreach would have completed their fibre build to all but the most rural, etc.

People like to exaggerate the issue but the data shows a far better picture. (you especially see it with mobile coverage where people assume that because it doesn't work in every room of their house, it doesn't work anywhere)

And of course there's the people who will say their internet's not good enough for streaming, when it absolutely is, but they're trying to use some ropey wifi connection to get it to the TV. This was also evident when everyone was doing video calls during covid.