Are you replying to me?<p>I pointed out where the UN says it&#x27;s a right. You say that it&#x27;s not about being cut off, it&#x27;s about provision, so I point to it being provided, and now you say that&#x27;s not what you mean either.<p>I dunno what to tell you.  Access to the Internet is seen as a right in some regions, and you shouldn&#x27;t be kicked off the Internet for IP violations, and someone should be providing access to the Internet, and in England that someone is national government (Department of Work and Pensions) and local government (public libraries).