Deactivation becomes the motto here.

Activate channels such as Ex

DF1 not so much

Can you read yet?
If broadcasting ceases, Swisscom cannot do anything.
The main thing is to complain.

@marcus

Thank you for asking about my eyesight and reading ability, which is excellent.

Nevertheless, I stand by the statement.

And complaining about this matter in a forum is legitimate, I think

@Stonck13

I have already read your post which was correctly deleted. At first I thought, what’s going on in the building? But that’s not the topic here, you’re completely straying from the actual topic with such a discussion, which has nothing to do with Swisscom at all! This doesn’t belong here!!

What do we learn? The many stations that have been switched off have all stopped/limited their operations or distribution. No new ones were added. But it’s completely unrealistic to think that you can expect monster updates every month. There will be new channels again, but whether these correspond to your wishes is another matter. As is often the case, you can never please everyone.

It is perhaps fair to say that Swisscom does not normally switch channels on or off during major events (World Cup, European Championships, Olympics) or over Christmas/New Year in order to avoid any outages. The fact that this has now been done is due to the changes to Canal+ in France on July 4th, 2024, which of course also has an impact on their offering in Switzerland and thus also on Swisscom. For example, the omitted OCS channels in the Blue Premium Fr were replaced by others from the Canal+ offer. It’s not really surprising that the British music stations that have been switched off are now being taken out, so why should they be left as is? A little more calmness, that’ll be fine.