Read what the error actually names
A message about too many locations is different from a message about an unsupported device. Note the wording before removing devices or changing a password. The television’s physical location and another television already playing elsewhere are relevant evidence.
For example, starting a compatible TV at a second Canadian address while another TV is active is not the same test as opening a phone beside the home television. Device class and location change together in that comparison.
Do not treat registration as a viewing permission
An account can remember a device without authorising every possible combination of streams and locations. Registration identifies the device; concurrent-use and location rules govern what may play together. Check the actual plan and the Canadian travel help rather than counting icons in a device list.
If another TV session is active, stop that session before retrying the affected television. Keep the test narrow: confirm whether removing the conflicting TV session changes the location message, then report the result. Do not repeatedly reset unrelated equipment during that comparison.
Canadian domestic travel and international travel differ
The same official Canadian help states that Canadian Fubo cannot be watched outside Canada. A compatible streaming stick in an Australian hotel does not resolve that service boundary. A domestic away-from-home rule therefore should not be read as a promise of overseas portability.
If an event matters during travel, identify a legitimate viewing service for the destination and check its event offer. Carrying the same device and account overseas does not carry the Canadian catalogue or viewing rights with them.
Send a precise support description
Record the Canadian account edition, device models, whether both are television devices, and whether a second location was already streaming. Include the exact error and the result after stopping the other TV. Those details directly address the documented rule.
If the error persists with only one TV location in use, the comparison is still useful: support can investigate an unexpected location detection rather than ask you to guess at account capacity. Keep home addresses, IP details and private account screenshots out of public discussions; share necessary details only through official support.
Questions about this guide
Does a spare device slot override the TV-location rule?
No. Device registration and permitted location combinations are different limits.
Can Fubo Canada be watched in Australia while travelling?
The Canadian help states that it cannot be watched outside Canada.
