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The link drops and the signal carries on
Air cannot depend on the internet provider. If the link goes down, the station keeps broadcasting on its own for a grace period — and when it comes back, it catches up without anyone doing anything.
What it does
What matters is what you do NOT have to do when it happens.
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The operator does nothing
No dialog asking for a key, nobody to call at three in the morning. The signal carries on.
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It catches up on its own
When the link comes back, the station syncs with no intervention. Nobody has to remember.
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It ends, and we say so
It is a grace period with a limit, not running forever without a licence. Promising otherwise would be a lie.
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A drop is not a rejection
The station tells a dropped link apart from a cancelled account. An internet outage does not shut your channel down.
Technical sheet
| What triggers it | The station being unable to reach your account in the cloud |
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| What the operator does | Nothing |
| How long it lasts | A limited grace period, counted in days and in restarts |
| When the link returns | It syncs on its own and the counter resets |
| Drop vs. cancelled account | They are told apart: a network outage is not treated as a rejection |
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