No way people. This is not in theory but in practice.
The black part is gone, there is only the white part and at the end there is the green connector. He had to cut this several times until it worked.
The way he handled the hair, shows that it is sensitive. The white part with the green connector can move.
The white box on the wall is screwed in but it moves.
Combine the movement of the whole set and it will cut off.
Compare this with the old copper BT socket. The copper cable comes in the home with the whole protection attached. Then there is a bomb proof socket scewed on the wall.
You walk around that copper setup, and you are not afraid of touching it and then falling down. For example, the guy came in with the tools, hit the door, hit the walls on the way.
Now put this guy around this fibre set and he will prove that the robust theories stand no chance of surviving.
I have left at a corner. The white cable almost touches the floor. If you try to clean up, you must avoid the cable. You must avoid going close to that wall because the white box will come off.
As long as you do not go close to that set up, it will not fall down. But if you want to fully use your home freely, this is not a proper setup. Both the white box can fall off and the exposed white cable is not right.
Check the photo above how another way to set this up would be without having an exposed cable. It would had cost pennies more to add even this small protection.
For me they have to come up with a box inside where everything will reside. Inside there would be the white box, plus the green connector and all that is closed in a box.
Anyway, the fragile set does not seem the problem but still my connection is poor and I have no phone. So something must be done. For a two year contract, I was expecting a better product.
