That's about what I figured, but I was more wondering if there's any legal history involved here. They can say whatever they want in their TOS, but whether they can actually enforce it may or may not be a different story (I know essentially nothing about law), especially in regards to blocking...
Hello.
I am a student at a private university in Washington, DC, and I use the internet service provided by the school. I was wondering what the university's powers are regarding what sites/services I access through their Internet connection.
I haven't done anything to get in trouble yet...