The end of analogue phone lines, how do I switch my aunt?

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I do not understand this "EE provides the type of broadband needed in your area". EE is a mobile company, BT provides the cabled stuff, OpenReach deals with the infrastructure. I know there are such things as 4G/5G routers, but the signal where I am is crap and that was one reason I kept the phone line – now alleviated by WiFi calling. If they are going to suggest no cable and a wireless router, I'm not going to be happy.
They don't say what type of broadband EE will supply. Eg they do fibre, mobile and (soon) satellite. They may just keep you in ADSL and take over the service. Maybe ask for confirmation which specific one they're offering?
 
I'm fairly sure you'll just be converted to SoADSL (which is just the regular ADSL+PSTN voice service you have now but without the PSTN voice), with or without BT Digital Voice depending on which option you choose.
What are the relative charges?
 
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