It still didn't (and can't) happen, no matter how many times you repeat it.
Literally on 1 of the Ofcom about us pages...
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/about-ofcom/latest/media/media-releases/2016/making-digital-communications-...
"An Openreach that works for everyone
Openreach is the part of BT Group that develops and maintains the UK’s main telecoms network used by telephone and broadband providers such as Sky, TalkTalk, Vodafone and BT Consumer. Openreach has obligations to offer the same products to all customers on the same terms.
Ofcom introduced this structure in 2005, and it has delivered benefits such as stronger competition. However, BT retains influence over significant Openreach decisions. BT has an incentive to make these decisions in the interests of its own retail businesses, rather than BT’s competitors, which can lead to competition problems."
It's actually a ridiculous suggestion that OpenReach could given anyone exclusivity.
Not just anyone, but BT of all companies.
They aren't even an OpenReach customer... you keep overlooking that part.
Just because you weren't aware other providers were available on a site doesn't mean they weren't actually available.
Anywhere BT is available then other BT Wholesale ISP's are available, period.
