It is their network, but does changing a MAC address to resolve, presumably, flaky network problems count as circumvention? I don't think Access was meant to im

It is their network, but does changing a MAC address to resolve, presumably, flaky network problems count as circumvention? I don't think Access was meant to imply Authentication in the naming of MAC. If my telephone at home suddenly and inexplicably stopped working and I walked up the pay phone down the street to get another phone number, am I running the risk of legal consequences because my own phone number may have been cut off on purpose? If he was explicitly told why his MAC addresses were being blocked, you may have a point. However, if he was explicitly talked to about what was going on, how was it able to escalate to the level it did?