Residential broadband is limited by property, so it can only be moved. Does the property have rights?

This is a common practical problem in domestic residential quarters at present. Because according to the existing government decrees, only the radio and television network must be unconditionally configured, and other wired broadband lines must be approved by the local administrative department before they can be laid. In other words, residential property management has no right to restrict the laying of radio and television lines, but it can restrict the laying of other network lines. For your mobile broadband (there should be broadband for radio and television), you can ask the property management office or complain to the local neighborhood Committee. If necessary, you can contact other owners of the community to set up an owners' committee to manage your own community.