Identify the subscription route first
The DNS:NET FAQ describes its own waipu.tv packages. Its mobile restrictions should not be copied indiscriminately to every direct or partner subscription. Establish whether the account was activated through DNS:NET, then use that offer’s instructions when interpreting a channel that works at home but fails on a phone away from it.
Distinguish setting a timer from playing its result
DNS:NET says recordings can be programmed while away. Its FAQ separately restricts playback of RTL and ProSiebenSat.1 group recordings to the designated home network. A successful timer therefore proves that the recording instruction was accepted, not that the resulting private-channel programme is playable through a mobile data connection.
Check the channel group and connection
The same FAQ says public-service channels and most other channels are available over mobile data, while the named private groups require the home Wi-Fi and have no mobile option in this offer. Compare an affected private channel with a public-service item using the same phone. Preserve both results; a difference by channel group can be more informative than repeatedly reinstalling the app.
Use the home-network change control for a real move
DNS:NET documents My Account, Manage Home Network and Set Now while connected to the intended Wi-Fi. It limits changes to once every thirty days. A holiday connection is not simply another room in the designated home network. Check that restriction before changing the saved network, and keep temporary EU travel eligibility separate from permission to play every private-channel recording there.
Questions, answered
Does setting a recording away from home guarantee away playback?
No. DNS:NET separately applies home-network limits to recordings from the named private groups.
Can the designated home network be changed every day?
The FAQ specifies a thirty-day interval and an active Wi-Fi connection.