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If you’re thinking about getting Foxtel Now or taking your regular Foxtel subscription on the go with Foxtel Go, you might have a few questions.

Fortunately, Finder is here to cut through the jargon and help you get the answers you need to make the best choice for you.

First things first: What is Foxtel Now?

Foxtel Now is an Internet television service. If you have ever used Netflix or Stan then you’ll have an idea of what Foxtel Now is all about. It lets you watch all your favourite Foxtel TV shows and movies live, plus watch a selection of that content on demand.

With Foxtel Now, you can register up to five devices to your account and stream on two of those devices concurrently. Phones and tablets are supported, so you can bring your favourite shows with you wherever you go. Just remember, if you're watching on a mobile device and you're not connected to a Wi-Fi network, streaming Foxtel Now programming will eat into your data.

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    FreeAugust 30, 2016

    I have Foxtel IQ and have been told I can watch Free-To-Air TV through my Foxtel connection. Is this possible and if so what do I have to do?

    Thank you

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      BrodieSeptember 12, 2016

      Hi there,

      What FTA channels you have access to through Foxtel is dependant on your location and available technology. Check here for channel availability.

      Thanks,
      Brodie

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    WarwickkAugust 10, 2016

    I have a foxtel set top box at home now. Is Foxtel go or play included in my monthly fee?

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      ChesterAugust 11, 2016

      Hello Warwickk,

      Thanks for your question.

      Yes Foxtel go is included in your monthly fee. As part of your subscription with Foxtel you can start watching Foxtel using our Foxtel Go App once you receive a notification. What that means is you don’t have to wait to get installed. You can watch your favorite programs depending on your package selected, as soon as you receive a notification from them. (Please note that as these services require an internet connection, data charges may apply.)

      I hope this helps.

      Cheers!
      Chester

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    VinayakApril 3, 2016

    Hi, the foxtel play app on the xbox, b4 i subscribe i wanna ask whether its compatible with the xbox one media remote and whether we get a full foxtel guide unlike the half baked one which i see right now which only has 3 hours advanced listing thanks.

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      BrodieApril 7, 2016

      Hi Vinayak,

      You should not have any problem using your Xbox One Media Remote to control Foxtel Play. However, the app does not have any extra catalogue listings on the Xbox One.

      Thanks,
      Brodie

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    PeterSeptember 2, 2015

    I have signed up –

    How do I start viewing ?

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