digital satellite until 14 July 2003, when they became free-to-air. Shortly after this, ITV stated its intentions to go free-to-air eventually, and launched their newest channel, ITV3, in the clear on 1 November 2004. This was followed up by ITV moving its Men & Motors channel to FTA in July 2005. This gradual conversion was completed on 1 November 2005, with ITV1 and ITV2 going FTA. ITV's latest channel, ITV4, was launched at the same time, also as a free-to-air service. All the BBC and ITV channels at this time could be viewed FTA without any subscription or purchase from Sky. However, in June 2008, some ITV regional channels were encrypted again due to one of their narrow beam transponder agreements ending. In April, 2011, high definition Channel 4 HD moved from being a free-to-view channel to a free-to-air channel (when moving to a transponder on Eurobird). 1 December 2011, 5USA, 5USA+1, 5* and 5*+1 became free-to-air after moving to Astra 1N. 6 June 2012, Pick TV and Pick TV +1 became free-to-air. During October 2012, the final free-to-view regions of ITV1, ITV1 +1 and ITV1 HD became free-to-air. 25 March 2013, Viva went free-to-air. 28 October 2013, Channel 5 HD switched from free-to-view became a subscription channel on the Sky digital satellite platform and is no longer a channel. LFC TV switched from free-to-view to Sky subscription only. 7 February 2017, 4Music became free-to-air, although it reverted to being free-to-view on 12 December 2018, but later became free-to-air again on 1 February 2022. The remaining channel aimed exclusively at the UK that use the Astra satellites at 28.2°E with a Europe-wide beam and remain free-to-view and encrypted is Sony Entertainment Television and they can be viewed with a Sky Videoguard receiver and a Sky viewing card, either an inactive former Sky pay-TV card or one for the Freesat from Sky package, bought for a one-off fee. Free-to-view networks ABS-CBN TV Plus A proprietary digital terrestrial set-top box (also known as the Mahiwagang Black Box) which offers free-to-air legacy Philippine TV networks' channels and additional free-to-view channels from the ABS-CBN Corporation. The free-to-view channels include Cinemo!, Yey, DZMM Teleradyo, and the Knowledge Channel. The one-off cost for the box is ₱1,499 (approximately US$28) and viewers will need to insert the sim card provided with the box into their mobile phone to activate or decrypt the free-to-view channels. These channels are