The idea comes from my utter hatred of the rules regarding students having to have a separate Tv license from their parents while living in uni halls of residence.
I was recently having a scan over the T&Cs on their website and noticed that there is one exception to this rule. If a tv is powered by an internal battery, then it is covered by the license of the parents.
This got me thinking about tv cards and laptops, basically I am wondering if anyone can see any flaw in the logic that a laptop with a tv card is effectively a tv powered by an internal battery and is thus covered by a parental tv license?
Does anyone have any knowledge in this area?
Cheers.
I was recently having a scan over the T&Cs on their website and noticed that there is one exception to this rule. If a tv is powered by an internal battery, then it is covered by the license of the parents.
This got me thinking about tv cards and laptops, basically I am wondering if anyone can see any flaw in the logic that a laptop with a tv card is effectively a tv powered by an internal battery and is thus covered by a parental tv license?
Does anyone have any knowledge in this area?
Cheers.