Can't see clearly, but should be 'yes', as it seems like a DB point.

Normally, installer may call prior before hand.
But there were cases installer just pop up on the pre-set day.

You can always call the installer for confirmation.

It is VDSL2, not ADSL2+

VDSL2 theoretically max threshold is 50Mbps

Yes, Unifi still can be deployed via copper, as far as many reported and I knew, Unifi is offering until 30mbps for those using VDSL2.

You may ask or register the interest via TMpoint or reseller about the availability.

You can register the interest even not appearing in the system.
As if more people are applying in your area, they may expand the coverage to those area as well.

From experience, I found out reseller may the one know first the (or future) availability.

You can't have official Unifi registration, but you may register interest with them or in other word asked the reseller to call/approach you when it is available to be registered.

Reseller generally is quite "aggressive" in term of registering user, as their commission is based on number of registration.

The password (PPPOE) is with the router side, not BTU.
Just log in the router, the password is set/saved at set up option of the router.

BTU is just like pure modem that bridge the connection.

Based on my previous experience, reseller may get the info faster where the next area to be deploy.

Normally if there is booth set up outside the area, it just means the area is covered or soon to be.

The building may already pre-installed the port and equipment already, just you may not know.
For apartment, they just need to lay fibre to the ground floor, they do not need lay fibre cable to every floor.

I don't follow up much on this thread, what is the reason for the need of change of adapter?

As far as I knew,
the answer is no, renewal of contract through package upgrading doesn't get extended 1 more year warranty.
Only those life-time warranty equipment aka BTU got life-time warranty.

Please open a new topic v24 for furtherance of this topic as it has reached more than 200 pages.
Ty.