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Do not assume that a household subscription permits public or commercial exhibition. A venue should establish the appropriate service agreement and rights for its intended use before advertising a screening or showing programmes to customers.
Explore guide ↗Use artwork to identify or discuss the relevant subject, while keeping its ownership and the site’s actual relationship clear. A poster or screenshot should not be presented as proof that the website owns the programme or supplies every depicted service.
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Access without a viewer payment does not automatically establish permission to redistribute a programme or broadcast. Viewer access, reuse and commercial distribution are different questions, so a free source should not be treated as unrestricted stock.
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Know where the playlist came from, what it is intended to provide and whether you are authorised to use it. A player’s ability to import a file or URL does not establish the source’s reliability, privacy practices or rights.
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Identify where the charge was made and which product it purchased. An app-store software purchase can have a different support and refund route from a streaming subscription bought directly from a service provider.
Explore guide ↗A recording control describes a technical function, not every permission or condition governing a programme. Establish both what the player or service supports and what the applicable agreement allows before relying on recording as part of the purchase.
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