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This list, in alphabetical order, lists internet and telephone companies in the UK whose status on genderqueer and nonbinary identity acceptance is known. Edits should, where possible, link to evidence.
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BE Broadband[edit | edit source]
- Do they allow any gender neutral titles? No.
- Do they allow no title? No.
- Evidence: Customer investigation, October 2011.
- Notes: Will put a note on your account informing their employees of your correct title.
Link to homepage.[Dead link]
giffgaff[edit | edit source]
Mobile network
- Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes
- Do they allow no title? Yes (by default)
- Evidence: Screenshot, October 2013.[Dead link]
- Notes: Do not request a title. Titles can be entered manually as part of first name on website.
O2[edit | edit source]
- Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes; Mx.
- Do they allow no title? No.
- Evidence: Customer account, Nov 2013
- Notes: Enquiry response, March 2012 - "I’m unable to suggest you any time scale for this."
Sky[edit | edit source]
- Do they allow any gender neutral titles? No.
- Do they allow no title? No.
- Evidence: Form screengrab, October 2011.[Dead link]
Virgin Media[edit | edit source]
- Do they allow any gender neutral titles? No.
- Do they allow no title? No.
- Evidence:
- Letter, August 2011.[Dead link]
- Letter, August 2011.[Dead link]
Zen Internet[edit | edit source]
- Do they allow any gender neutral titles? Yes, definitely Mx, perhaps any at all.
- Do they allow no title? Not sure.
- Evidence: Screenshot, May 2014.[Dead link]
- Notes: All changes to customer details are done by email ([email protected]). I asked to have mine changed from Mr Cxxx Mxxx to Mx Cxxx Mxxx and the change was made within 48 hours. Don't know if they will accept no title at all.
