internet access
2995·updated Aug 30, 2026Internet access refers to the means by which users connect to the Internet, and includes the following components: (1) The transmission of information as common carriage; (2) The transmission of information as part of a gateway to an information service, when that transmission does not involve the generation or alteration of the content of information, but may include data transmission, address translation, protocol conversion, billing management, introductory information content, and navigational systems that enable users to access information services, and that do not affect the presentation of such information to users; and (3) Electronic mail services (e-mail).
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Classifications
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Information Class
Variants
- plural
- internet accesses
- possessive
- internet access's
- pluralpossessive
- internet accesses'
Framework definitions
- §1
- Internet access refers to the means by which users connect to the Internet, and includes the following components: (1) The transmission of information as common carriage; (2) The transmission of information as part of a gateway to an information service, when that transmission does not involve the generation or alteration of the content of information, but may include data transmission, address translation, protocol conversion, billing management, introductory information content, and navigational systems that enable users to access information services, and that do not affect the presentation of such information to users; and (3) Electronic mail services (e-mail).
- §1 · legacy_primary
- Internet access refers to the means by which users connect to the Internet, and includes the following components: (1) The transmission of information as common carriage; (2) The transmission of information as part of a gateway to an information service, when that transmission does not involve the generation or alteration of the content of information, but may include data transmission, address translation, protocol conversion, billing management, introductory information content, and navigational systems that enable users to access information services, and that do not affect the presentation of such information to users; and (3) Electronic mail services (e-mail).DR-088 backfill from the noun definition column