Leaving Sky Broadband, keeping Sky TV Your TV stays on. Here's how to switch the smart way Stays active Your Sky TV, when your new provider switches your broadband Sky help pages No call to Sky needed: your new provider tells Sky for you Sky help pages 25Mbps the speed Sky recommends for Sky Stream and Sky Glass, on any provider Sky £3 a month the gap between Sky Ultimate TV with and without Sky Broadband, for new customers Sky, 13 October 2026 Yes, you can leave Sky Broadband and keep your Sky TV. Sky's own help pages say that when you switch your broadband to another provider, "any other Sky services you have, like Sky TV or Sky Mobile, will stay active." You don't even need to call Sky. Order from your new provider, and they tell Sky for you. Sky Q keeps working through its dish, and Sky Stream and Sky Glass work on any broadband of at least 25Mbps. The one thing to check is your TV price. Sky charges new customers £3 a month more for Ultimate TV on its own than with Sky Broadband, so ask Sky in writing what you'll pay, then compare broadband at your postcode. Key facts, checked 13 October 2026 Who this is for: Sky customers who want cheaper or faster broadband from another provider but want to keep their Sky TV, and anyone with Virgin, BT, EE, TalkTalk or Vodafone TV wondering what happens to their TV if they switch broadband. Direct answer: Yes. Sky's help pages say that when you switch broadband to another provider, any other Sky services you have, like Sky TV or Sky Mobile, "will stay active." Your new provider arranges the switch, and only Sky Broadband & Talk end. Sky TV and Sky Broadband are sold as separate subscriptions with separate minimum terms, even when you took them together. Sky's own offer terms spell it out: "Separate 24-month minimum terms" for the TV, the broadband and Sky Talk. So leaving one doesn't end the other. Our wider guide to what happens to your TV package when you switch covers the general picture; this guide goes deeper on Sky, then covers every other major TV provider. Direct answer: It depends who your TV is with. Sky TV, Freely, Freesat, NOW and streaming apps keep working. Virgin Media, BT, EE and TalkTalk TV need that company's own broadband, and Vodafone TV can stay if you have a Vodafone mobile plan. Will my TV keep working if I switch broadband? Direct answer: Sky says to contact your new provider, who will tell Sky for you. Sky Broadband & Talk cancel automatically when your new service starts, you're billed up to that date, and your Sky TV stays active. Minutes after you place your order, Sky sends a text or email called "Important information about leaving us". Sky says it includes confirmation that you're cancelling Sky Broadband & Talk, any charges for leaving early, how to return Sky equipment, and "information about any other Sky services you have with us, like TV or Mobile." Read it carefully: it's your first written record of what happens next. This is the One Touch Switch process Ofcom brought in, and our step-by-step guide walks through it. Direct answer: Yes, all current Sky TV does. Sky Q gets live TV from the satellite dish and connects to other routers by Wi-Fi or cable. Sky Stream and Sky Glass stream everything over broadband, and Sky recommends at least 25Mbps from any provider. Sky Q between routers: what still works on switch day Still works without broadband Needs broadband To connect Sky Q to your new router, Sky's steps are: press Home, go to Settings, then Setup, select Network, then Reset, and choose to connect to Wi-Fi from another broadband provider. If the box sits near the router, an Ethernet cable is even simpler. Then reconnect your Sky Q Mini boxes. Our free RouterMap tool helps you find the best spot for your new router, so the signal reaches the TV. Sky Stream customers: check your puck One thing to check if you have Sky Stream. Sky's terms for one of its TV and broadband offers say Stream pucks "are loaned to you at no cost and must be returned at the end of the broadband subscription." That wording may not apply to your plan, but if your puck came as part of a TV and broadband deal, ask Sky to confirm in writing that you keep it when your broadband ends. Direct answer: Check your contract dates, ask Sky in writing what your TV will cost, compare broadband at your address, then order from your new provider. They tell Sky, your broadband switches over, and you reconnect your TV to the new Wi-Fi. How to leave Sky Broadband and keep Sky TV: 8 steps Check both contract end dates Sky TV and Sky Broadband have separate minimum terms. Sky says you can check when your TV contract ends in Your products, and your contract in My Messages. Work out which Sky TV you have A dish and a Sky Q box means live TV comes by satellite. A Stream puck, Sky Glass or Glass Air means everything comes over broadband. Ask Sky two questions, in writing "What will my Sky TV cost after my broadband ends?" and, for Stream customers, "Do I keep my Stream puck?" Save the chat or email. Compare broadband at your address Check the price over the whole contract, and make sure the speed suits your TV: at least 25Mbps for Sky Stream or Glass. Order with your new provider Give them your Sky Broadband & Talk account number and your landline number, and ask to keep your number if you use it. Read Sky's leaving message Minutes after you order, Sky sends "Important information about leaving us", with any charges, kit to return and what happens to your other Sky services. Reconnect your TV on switch day Sky Q: Settings, Setup, Network, Reset, then connect to Wi-Fi from another provider. Stream or Glass: join your new Wi-Fi. Tidy up Keep your Direct Debit until the final bill, send back the Sky Hub when the packaging arrives, and sign in to your Sky email at least every six months. I'm switching my broadband and phone to another provider, and I want to keep my Sky TV. Please confirm in writing: 1. That my Sky TV will stay active after my Sky Broadband & Talk ends. 2. What my monthly Sky TV price will be once my broadband has gone. 3. Whether any early termination charges apply to my broadband, and how much. 4. For Sky Stream customers: that I keep my Stream puck. 5. Which equipment I need to send back. Not sure where you are with your contracts? Sky's "Your products" page shows when your TV contract ends, and Sky says your contract details are in My Messages. If your broadband has finished its minimum term, you can switch with no exit fee. Our printable broadband switch checklist is handy to tick off as you go. Direct answer: Your new broadband goes live and Sky Broadband & Talk end automatically on the same day. Your Sky TV keeps running, and you reconnect your Sky Q, Stream or Glass to the new Wi-Fi. What happens, and when Sky asks you not to cancel your Direct Debit or other payments until after your final bill, as payments are taken a month in advance. Any credit left on your account goes back to your bank 45 days after the service ends. If your switch hits a problem, our guide to what to do if One Touch Switch fails sets out your next steps. Direct answer: It might. Sky's current prices show Ultimate TV at £21 a month for new customers who also take Sky Broadband, and £24 a month on its own. Sky doesn't publish what happens to existing customers, so ask in writing before you switch. What Sky Ultimate TV costs a month, depending on how you buy it The chart shows how much the price of the same TV package depends on how you buy it. New customers pay £3 a month less for Ultimate TV when they also take Sky Broadband. Existing Sky TV customers starting a new 24-month term pay £30, and the standard price after any minimum term is £38. If you're out of contract on your TV too, it's worth asking Sky what it can offer: our guide on how to haggle with Sky has the words to use. Direct answer: Yes, if your new broadband costs less than your Sky Broadband minus any rise in your TV price. With Sky's current prices, a £20 Sky deal and a £3 TV rise give a break-even point of £17 a month. Will you save? Find your break-even price If your new broadband costs £15 a month You save £2 a month, or £48 over 24 months If your new broadband costs £17 a month You break even If your new broadband costs £22 a month You pay £5 a month more, or £120 over 24 months If you pay Sky's standard price, your target is higher. Sky's terms give £25 a month as the current standard price for Sky Full Fibre 900 after its 24-month offer, so a household paying that would save with any deal under £22 a month, or under £25 if the TV price doesn't change. Compare the total over the whole contract, not just the first month: our cheap broadband guide explains how. Keeping Sky TV? See what your broadband could cost Check every deal we can find for your address, then use the break-even rule to see what you'd save. Prefer to talk it through? Call 0330 122 1223 Direct answer: Only if your Sky Broadband is still in its minimum term. Sky works out the charge from the days left, minus the costs it saves and a discount for being paid early. Once your minimum term ends, there's nothing to pay. Sky explains its method like this: "We take the monthly charge for products you have, then deduct" the business costs it saves and "a discount for accelerated receipt", because you pay in one lump sum. If you have a discounted price, the charge is based on that lower price. For Sky Broadband and Talk, the final amount is rounded up to the nearest 25p, and Sky publishes a table of monthly rates on its help page. The simplest way to avoid a fee is to time your switch for when your broadband contract ends, and Ofcom's rules say exit conditions mustn't act as a disincentive to switching. There are other legitimate ways out, which our guides to avoiding exit fees and leaving a contract early explain. Only just joined Sky Broadband? Sky gives UK customers a 31-day cooling off period, longer than the 14 days the law requires, counted from the latest of your router arriving, activation or receiving the terms. Our cooling off guide explains how it works. Direct answer: Sky recommends at least 25Mbps for Sky Stream and Sky Glass, and 30Mb/s for Ultra HD or Whole Home, plus 5Mb/s for each extra puck. Freely needs 10Mbps, Vodafone TV 20Mbps, and Netflix 5Mbps for Full HD. What speed does your TV need? The figures each company publishes These are minimums for the TV alone. If others in your home are on video calls, gaming or streaming at the same time, you need more. Our free RightSpeed calculator works out the speed your household needs, our broadband speed calculator does the same on this site, and you can check what you're getting where the TV sits with a phone or laptop on UKSpeedTest. Our guide to broadband for streaming covers live sport, which is the first thing to buffer on a weak connection. Free and independent. Deals listed by price, lowest first. Direct answer: Not with Virgin Media, BT, EE or TalkTalk: their TV needs their own broadband. Vodafone TV can stay if you keep a Vodafone pay monthly mobile plan. Of the big pay TV providers, only Sky's TV works on anyone's broadband without another contract with the same company. Virgin Media's own TV page tells people switching in that their "current provider will soon be in touch to explain how to switch TV package." BT's change for EE TV customers is in name only: BT says your TV package, monthly price, channels, recordings and TV box all stay the same from 15 October 2026, although the EE TV app won't be supported for BT TV customers after that date. If you have TalkTalk, the Competition and Markets Authority is reviewing BT's completed purchase of TalkTalk and must report to the Secretary of State by 19 October 2026; our explainer on what BT buying TalkTalk means for customers has the latest. Comparing a move away from one of these providers? Our provider guides for Virgin Media, BT, EE, TalkTalk and Vodafone set out their current prices and price rises. Direct answer: You have good options that work on any broadband. Sky Stream starts at £15 a month for new Sky TV customers, Freely is free, Freesat needs no broadband for live TV, and NOW and streaming apps work anywhere. TV can't stay? Five ways to keep watching Sky Stream on your new broadband Freely Freesat NOW and streaming apps Vodafone TV Freesat says its latest boxes work with many UK satellite dishes, and that former Sky Q customers can repurpose their dish. If you're weighing up whether a bundle is still worth it, our guide to TV and broadband bundles and our broadband and TV deals page compare the routes. Direct answer: Under Ofcom's rules you only contact your new provider, you don't pay notice charges after your switch date, and providers in Ofcom's automatic compensation scheme pay you if your new service starts late. If a complaint isn't sorted in six weeks, free dispute resolution is open to you. Your rights when you switch broadband: six Ofcom rules Contact your new provider only One Touch Switch has applied since 12 September 2024. Your new provider arranges the switch. No notice charges after the switch You don't pay for any notice period that runs beyond your switch date (General Condition C7.8). Exit terms mustn't put you off Contract exit conditions mustn't act as a disincentive to switching (General Condition C1.8). No sneaky contract extensions Adding a service can't extend your contract unless you expressly agree (General Condition C1.12). Price rises in pounds and pence For contracts from 17 January 2025, in-contract rises must be set out in pounds and pence. Compensation if your start is late £6.46 a day from providers in Ofcom's automatic compensation scheme, from 1 April 2026. The Communications Ombudsman asks you to "allow your provider 6 weeks to put things right (unless you receive a deadlock letter from them sooner)." Sky, Virgin Media, TalkTalk and Vodafone use CISAS instead, and the Ombudsman's own pages point Sky customers there. Our guide to the broadband ombudsman explains how to escalate, and our compensation calculator works out what you could be owed. For price rise rules, see our guide to mid-contract price rises and your rights. Direct answer: Ask your new provider to keep your landline number when you order. Sign in to your Sky email at least every six months. Send back the Sky Hub and any Sky Boosters or WiFi Pods when Sky's packaging arrives. Sky Talk runs over your broadband connection, so it ends with Sky Broadband. Your landline number is also your Sky Service ID, which your new provider asks for when you switch. Our guide to Digital Voice and switching explains what happens to your landline. For email, Sky says it may delete a Sky Yahoo Mail account that hasn't been used for more than six months, and that forwarding emails without signing in can make an account look inactive. As you're staying with Sky for TV, keep signing in. Our guide to keeping your email when you switch covers every provider. For kit, Sky says to return the Sky Hub, plus any Sky Boosters or WiFi Pods, using the packaging and label it sends, and that you don't need to return an Openreach fibre box (ONT), master socket or cables tacked to the skirting board. Sky may charge a non-return fee for kit it doesn't get back, so keep proof of posting. You keep your Sky Q or Stream TV equipment, as your TV is staying. Our guide to router return charges covers the other providers. Direct answer: Moving home works differently. Sky says that if you're switching to a new provider when you move, you contact your new provider and also contact Sky to cancel your Broadband & Talk yourself. Sky Stream and Sky Glass move with you, as they only need broadband at the new address. Sky Q needs a satellite dish at the new home. If you can't have Sky at your new address, Sky says it may ask for supporting documents to decide whether early termination charges can be removed. Our guides to moving home broadband and the moving home switch checklist help you plan the dates. Direct answer: Don't cancel with Sky first if you're switching, don't stop your Direct Debit early, and don't assume your TV price stays the same. Reconnect every Sky box on switch day, and keep your number and email. 8 mistakes to avoid 1. Cancelling with Sky first If you're switching, your new provider tells Sky. Cancel yourself and you need 14 days' notice, and you risk a gap without broadband. 2. Cancelling your Direct Debit Sky asks you not to cancel payments until after your final bill. 3. Assuming your TV price stays put Ask Sky in writing what your TV will cost once broadband ends. 4. Forgetting the Sky Q Mini boxes Reconnect the main Sky Q box first, then check every Mini box on switch day. 5. Weak Wi-Fi at the TV Sky recommends at least 25Mbps for Stream and Glass, and that means where the TV sits, not just at the router. 6. Losing your landline number Sky Talk runs over your broadband. Ask your new provider to keep your number when you order. 7. Letting your Sky email lapse Sky may delete a Sky Yahoo Mail account you haven't signed in to for six months. 8. Trusting a cold call You don't need to call Sky to switch. Hang up on unexpected "cancellation" calls and use numbers you already know. Scammers know people are switching. You never need to call Sky to switch broadband, so treat any unexpected call about "cancelling your Sky" with suspicion and hang up. Our guide to broadband and telecoms scams shows what to look for, and our online safety guide helps you set up parental controls again on your new router. Keep the TV you love. See if you could pay less for broadband Your new provider handles the switch, and your Sky TV stays put. Start by seeing what's available at your address. Prefer to talk it through? Call 0330 122 1223 In summary Alex's closing thought This guide started with a phone call. A customer wanted cheaper, faster broadband but was worried about losing the Sky TV the family loves. The good news is that you really can have both. Your TV stays, your new provider does the switching, and a few minutes of checking, especially on your TV price, means there are no surprises on your next bill. Plan your switch Get your TV and Wi-Fi right Know someone who wants cheaper broadband but loves their Sky TV? Send them this. You are welcome to quote and link to this article. Please credit BroadbandSwitch.uk and link to this page. In a sentence: In the UK you can leave Sky Broadband and keep Sky TV, because Sky says its TV stays active when your new provider switches your broadband under One Touch Switch, Sky Q keeps live TV through its dish and Sky Stream and Sky Glass work on any broadband of at least 25Mbps, although your Sky TV price may rise once the broadband bundle ends, so ask Sky in writing first. Yes. Sky says that when you switch broadband to another provider, "any other Sky services you have, like Sky TV or Sky Mobile, will stay active." Sky TV and Sky Broadband have separate contracts, so ask Sky whether your TV price changes. No. One Touch Switch moves broadband and landline services. Your new provider tells Sky to end Sky Broadband & Talk, and Sky's help pages say your Sky TV stays active. Not usually. Sky says to contact your new provider, who lets Sky know. You do need to contact Sky yourself if you're moving home, or if your new provider can't switch you. None when you switch: Sky Broadband & Talk end automatically when your new service starts, and Ofcom's rules stop notice charges after the switch date. If you cancel yourself, Sky asks for 14 days' notice. It might. Sky's current prices show Ultimate TV at £21 a month for new customers who also take Sky Broadband, and £24 a month on its own. Ask Sky in writing what you'll pay before you switch. Yes. Sky says all Sky Glass and Sky Stream content is streamed via broadband, with a minimum speed of 25Mbps recommended. Allow 30Mb/s for Ultra HD or Whole Home, plus 5Mb/s for each extra puck. No. Sky Q gets live TV from the satellite dish and connects to other providers' routers by Wi-Fi or an Ethernet cable. Without any broadband, you lose most on demand content and apps. Only if your broadband is still in its minimum term. Sky works out the charge from the time left, minus the costs it saves and a discount for being paid early. Out of contract, there's no fee. Usually, yes. Sky asks for the Sky Hub and any Sky Boosters or WiFi Pods back, and sends packaging. You keep your Sky TV kit, and you don't return an Openreach fibre box. No. Virgin Media says its Stream box and Flex need Virgin Media broadband, BT says all its TV packages need to be bundled with broadband, and TalkTalk sells TV as an add-on to its broadband. Yes. Ask your new provider to keep your number when you order. For your Sky email, Sky says to sign in at least once every six months, or an inactive account may be deleted. Complain to the provider first. If it isn't sorted after six weeks, or you get a deadlock letter, use free dispute resolution: CISAS for Sky, Virgin Media, TalkTalk and Vodafone, or the Communications Ombudsman for BT and EE. Written by Dr Alex J. Martin-Smith, Founder of BroadbandSwitch.uk (LinkedIn). Reviewed by Adrian James, Broadband Editor. Published 13 October 2026. We read every Sky, Virgin Media, BT, TalkTalk and Vodafone page quoted here on the day of publication. Prices and terms change, so check your own contract. This is general information, not legal advice. Corrections are logged publicly.Want to leave Sky Broadband but keep your Sky TV package? Here's what to do
Can you leave Sky Broadband and keep Sky TV?
Will my TV keep working if I switch broadband?
What does Sky say about leaving broadband but keeping TV?
Your question What Sky says Sky help page Will my Sky TV stay on? "Any other Sky services you have, like Sky TV or Sky Mobile, will stay active." Switching to another broadband provider Who tells Sky I'm leaving? Your new provider: Sky says they'll "let us know you want to cancel your Sky Broadband & Talk service". Switching to another broadband provider When does Sky Broadband end? "Your Sky Broadband & Talk will cancel automatically when your new service is activated." How to cancel your Sky Broadband Until when do I pay? "You'll still be billed up until the date your service starts with your new provider." Switching to another broadband provider What if I cancel myself? "You need to give us 14 days' notice unless you're within your cooling off period or switching to another broadband or landline provider." How to cancel your Sky Broadband Does Sky Glass Air need Sky Broadband? It "is compatible with any broadband offering a minimum speed of 25Mbps." Sky Glass Air overview Can Sky Q use another router? Yes: reset the network on the box, then "choose Connect to WiFi from another broadband provider." Connecting your Sky Q box to a non-Sky broadband router Does Sky TV work with another provider's broadband?
Your Sky TV How it gets TV Works on other broadband? What to check Sky Q (with a dish) Live channels by satellite. Broadband adds on demand, apps and catch up. Yes. Sky Q has a menu option to connect to Wi-Fi from another broadband provider, or you can use a cable. Reconnect the main box first, then your Sky Q Mini boxes. Sky Stream (puck) Everything over broadband. No dish needed. Yes. Sky recommends at least 25Mbps, 30Mb/s for Ultra HD or Whole Home, plus 5Mb/s for each extra puck. Wi-Fi strength where the TV sits. If your puck came with a TV and broadband offer, check you keep it (see below). Sky Glass and Sky Glass Air Everything over broadband, built into the TV. Yes. Sky says Glass Air is compatible with any broadband offering at least 25Mbps. Wi-Fi strength at the TV, and 30Mb/s if you watch in Ultra HD. How do I leave Sky Broadband and keep Sky TV?
What happens on switch day?
Will my Sky TV price go up if I drop Sky Broadband?
Will I actually save money?
Example: £20 Sky Full Fibre 900, minus a £3 TV rise, gives a target of £17 a month.Will I have to pay a Sky exit fee?
What broadband speed do I need for Sky Stream, Sky Glass and other TV?
Can I keep Virgin, BT, EE, TalkTalk or Vodafone TV if I switch broadband?
TV service Needs that company's broadband? What happens when you move broadband Source Sky TV (Sky Q, Stream, Glass) No Your TV stays active. Check your TV price and whether you keep a Stream puck. Sky Virgin TV 360, Stream box or Flex Yes The TV can't stay. Virgin says the Stream box and Flex need Virgin Media broadband of at least 50Mbps, and the TV 360 box needs at least its M50 Fibre Broadband. Virgin Media BT TV and EE TV Yes The TV can't stay. BT says all its TV packages need to be bundled with a broadband package. EE TV becomes BT TV for BT Broadband customers on 15 October 2026. BT TalkTalk TV Hub Yes Sold as an add-on to TalkTalk broadband, from £5 a month. TalkTalk Vodafone TV Partly Needs a Vodafone home broadband or pay monthly mobile plan, and broadband of at least 20Mbps. Vodafone NOW No Works on any broadband of at least 2.5Mbps. NOW Freely No Free live and on demand TV on a Freely TV or device, with at least 10Mbps. Freely Freesat No Live TV by satellite dish, with no monthly TV bills. Freesat says former Sky Q customers can repurpose their dish. Freesat Netflix and other apps No Sign in again on your new Wi-Fi. Netflix suggests 5Mbps for Full HD. Netflix What if my TV can't stay?
What are my rights when I switch broadband?
Provider Free dispute scheme Sky CISAS Virgin Media CISAS TalkTalk CISAS Vodafone CISAS BT Communications Ombudsman EE Communications Ombudsman What about my landline number, email and router?
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Leave Sky Broadband, Keep Sky TV: What to Do (2026)
Written by Alex Martin-Smith (LinkedIn) • Reviewed by Adrian James (LinkedIn)
Last reviewed: 13 October 2026
Quick summary: Yes, you can leave Sky Broadband and keep Sky TV. Notice, exit fees, speeds and TV prices, plus what happens with Virgin, BT, TalkTalk and Vodafone TV.
Sky Q with a satellite dish
Yes
Live TV comes through the dish. Reconnect the box to your new router for on demand and apps.
Sky Stream, Sky Glass or Sky Glass Air
Yes
Works on any provider's broadband. Sky recommends at least 25Mbps.
Virgin TV 360, Stream box or Flex
No
Virgin Media says its Stream box and Flex need Virgin Media broadband.
BT TV or EE TV
No
BT says all its TV packages need to be bundled with a broadband package.
TalkTalk TV Hub
No
TalkTalk sells its TV as an add-on to TalkTalk broadband.
Vodafone TV
Partly
You can keep it with a Vodafone pay monthly mobile plan instead of Vodafone broadband.
Freely, Freesat, NOW, Netflix and other apps
Yes
They don't mind who your broadband is with. Freesat needs no broadband for live TV.
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What to say to Sky (copy and paste it when you contact Sky)
Day 1
You order broadband from your new provider. Your Sky TV isn't touched.
Minutes later
Sky texts or emails "Important information about leaving us": charges, kit to return and your other Sky services. If it comes by letter, allow 1 to 3 working days.
Before switch day
Changed your mind? Sky says to contact your new provider to cancel the switch.
Switch day
Your new broadband goes live and Sky Broadband & Talk end automatically. Reconnect your Sky Q, Stream or Glass to the new Wi-Fi.
After the switch
Sky bills you up to the switch date, sends returns packaging for the Sky Hub, and puts any credit back in your bank after 45 days.
With Sky Broadband (new TV and broadband customers, 24 months)
£21
On its own (new Sky TV customers, 24 months)
£24
On its own (new Sky TV customers, 31-day rolling)
£30
Existing Sky TV customers (new 24-month term)
£30
Existing customers (31-day rolling)
£33
Standard price after the minimum term
£38
The break-even rule: to save, your new broadband must cost less than your Sky Broadband price, minus any rise in your Sky TV price.
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25Mbps
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30Mbps
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