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Standard User j0hn83
(knowledge is power) Mon 14-Feb-22 14:17:56
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Openreach label all properties in a Node (upto 120) as a single PON.
Standard User kitcat
(fountain of knowledge) Mon 14-Feb-22 17:38:07
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Dect

Not enough info to know it could be either.

The naming would be what happened and nobody considered the long term view of exchange closure. ( Tactical planning was never part of OR ) chosen is not a descriptor I would use..
Standard User Irby
(knowledge is power) Sat 07-Jan-23 13:25:41
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As of today, one.network is severely limiting the information on display unless you have a paid account. A while back they stopped showing detail of telecom works, now they don't even show there is any telecom works at all.
Shame, I enjoyed seeing FTTP not come to my home 🤷‍♂️😂


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Standard User jpm
(experienced) Sat 07-Jan-23 13:29:10
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Have you tried the maps at https://streetguide.co.uk/welcome ?

I don't really see the argument for making this information private - it's happening on public land and we all pay council tax, surely the data should be freely available.
Standard User candlerb
(knowledge is power) Sat 07-Jan-23 13:36:16
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You could try bidb.uk - but checking now, my local area seems to be suspiciously quiet.

It could be that the public APIs which used to give out this data have been locked down frown
Standard User Irby
(knowledge is power) Sat 07-Jan-23 13:40:30
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That's a new one for me, so thanks. I can again check it every day in the hope that FTTP finally comes 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️😂
Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Sat 07-Jan-23 13:46:17
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In reply to a post by candlerb:
You could try bidb.uk - but checking now, my local area seems to be suspiciously quiet.

It could be that the public APIs which used to give out this data have been locked down frown

I've pinged Marcus over at ISPR at it appears the one.network issue is propagated at bidb
Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Sat 07-Jan-23 13:48:16
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In reply to a post by Irby:
As of today, one.network is severely limiting the information on display unless you have a paid account. A while back they stopped showing detail of telecom works, now they don't even show there is any telecom works at all.
Shame, I enjoyed seeing FTTP not come to my home 🤷‍♂️😂

This has been on the cards for a while. I've posted abbot it previously.

It's an another daft decision by our utterly rubbish and not fit for purpose government. This time the DfT being [censored] stupid and using data protection as an excuse.
Standard User Irby
(knowledge is power) Sat 07-Jan-23 13:48:49
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Top right it says "Failed to fetch One.network API data." but still a nice site, thanks.
Standard User candlerb
(knowledge is power) Sat 07-Jan-23 14:11:07
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It's an another daft decision by our utterly rubbish and not fit for purpose government. This time the DfT being [censored] stupid and using data protection as an excuse.

I think this needs an independent citation - not the answer published by one.network themselves.

*Clearly* it's in one.network's interest to withhold this information from the public, to ensure that their customers (councils etc) cough up for a full subscription. As you say, data protection is just an excuse - this is not *personal* data.
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