The three islands have different infrastructure providers
The official Caribbean Netherlands provider list separates Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba. It names TELBO and Flamingo TV among Bonaire’s fixed-network operators, Sint Eustatius Telephone Company on Sint Eustatius and Saba Telephone Company on Saba. That is an infrastructure directory, not a shared television package. A Bonaire television control or app requirement should therefore remain attached to its named operator rather than become an instruction for all three islands.
TELBO documents a receiver channel-lock procedure
TELBO’s television FAQ explains a specific parental-control flow: open Menu, choose Settings, authenticate and enter Edit. Select the channels to lock, choose Update, then enable Channel Blocking and Parental Control and submit the change. Those final controls are part of the documented procedure, rather than selecting a channel alone being enough. The steps concern TELBO’s receiver interface. They do not establish that a different television app uses the same menus or password arrangement.
MiTV Max requires an existing TELBO television service
TELBO’s MiTV Max policy, updated 28 October 2026, states that the app requires a subscriber to a television service delivered by TELBO and uses the television-service username and password for activation. It also describes IP-based checks for whether particular content can play on a device. This is a concrete access prerequisite for the named app. Installing the software by itself is consequently insufficient to create a television entitlement, and an authenticated service can still have content-specific geographic conditions.