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"openreach": {
    "names": [
        "Openreach",
        "Openreach Limited"
    ],
    "comment": "",
    "sources": {},
    "sourceNotes": {
        "1": "was involved in providing military infrastructure used in drone strikes in yemen and somalia",
        "2": "overcharged customers by £600 million",
        "3": "engaged in price fixing to underpay freelancers",
        "4": "hid information and overcharged customers",
        "5": "hid information and overcharged customers",
        "6": "responsible for problems that disabled the company's provision of the UK's emergency call handling system",
        "7": "unsafe working conditions and lack of training led to a technician's death"
    },
    "tags": [
        "telecommunications"
    ],
    "score": 20,
    "ownedBy": [
        "bt"
    ],
    "logoUrl": "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e7/Openreach_2023.svg",
    "siteUrl": "https://www.openreach.com/",
    "updatedAt": "2025-09-16T09:26:11.926Z"
},

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Openreach

telecommunications

20 😡

telecommunications

Is Openreach Ethical?

Openreach is owned by BT.

BT

telecommunications

20 😡

telecommunications

BT is a British telecommunications company that supplied military infrastructure used in drone strikes in Yemen and Somalia ^[1], overcharged customers by £600 million and concealed information about those overcharges ^[2]^[3]^[4], and engaged in price‑fixing schemes that underpaid freelancers ^[5]. It has also been responsible for failures that crippled the UK's emergency call handling system ^[6] and for unsafe working conditions that contributed to a technician's death due to lack of training ^[7].