What if the person doesn't have access to the internet for a year?
Meaning, you get what you paid for and if your usage of said service falls outside of an expected range then don't be surprised if your service is suspended.
It's 2013. I feel like this particular lesson should be well established, public domain knowledge but here it is again:
Free data, storage and associated services means that you are the product. If a provider decides to discontinue a particular product line, that really is their prerogative. If you want otherwise, then pay for the services you use and rely on and then you'll have a valid complaint if they are suspended.
There is a lot of problems with this from both from security and moral points of view.