Say what a viewing profile is for
Keep your programs and your suggestions separate from everybody else’s.
A profile is one person’s own space inside a single subscription, with their own half-watched programs and their own suggestions.
Nobody pays twice. The account is shared; the lists are not.
Key points
- A profile is one person’s own space inside a shared subscription
- Each one keeps its own list and its own suggestions
What to remember
- One press on the way in saves a lot of muddle.
- A profile keeps two people’s viewing apart.
Try this
Open a service on your own television and look for Who is watching. Add a profile with your name.
Practice: Say what a viewing profile is for. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.