Multichoice decoder 'hacking'

So you want to watch those public free-to-air channels that we so prominently advertise, but its concerns you that it may void your warranty or might be illegal. Recently in East London pamphlets on how to 'hack' your decoder to access these free channels created some nervous reaction amongst consumers. Also, MultiChoice issued a warning that users "“who use our DStv decoders to hack into channels the company does not offer do so at their own peril."” But relax, Multichoice explained that the decoder warranty will not be compromised if you choose to go with free-to-air settings. Multichoice did however point out that they can not be held responsible for the quality of their service if users decide to alter their settings. So if you know how to use a remote why don't you follow some simple instructions and get extra content on your DStv.

[From My Broadband]