Get Started With the Xfinity Stream App

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Get Started With the Xfinity Stream App


Learn how to access the Xfinity Stream app, register your mobile device and use the mobile app's main features. Understand the differences between programs you can watch when using your in-home Xfinity network vs. another wireless Internet network or cellular connection.To get more news about 39bet-đánh bài onl-sicbo-máy đánh bạc- cờ bạc onl-cá độ bóng đá, you can visit official website.
Using the Xfinity Stream App for the First Time on Your Mobile Device
Download the Xfinity Stream app from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon App Store.
Open the Xfinity Stream app on your mobile device and tap Get Started.
Get Started button at the bottom of the screen.
The first time you open the mobile app on a specific device, you'll need to register the device on your account. Enter your Xfinity ID and password, then tap Continue.
You only need to register this device once. On future visits, the mobile app will recognize this device and you won't need to sign in again.
Forgot your Xfinity ID or password? Tap the links provided.
If you are a student with Xfinity On Campus service, tap Sign in as a Student, then select your school from the drop-down list and sign in using your school's login credentials.
Tap Yes to accept the terms of activation.
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