unrestricted
adj.not limited by any rules or controls. You use this to describe something that is completely free and open.
adj.not limited or restricted by any rules, controls, or boundaries. Often used to describe access, movement, or the exercise of power.
“The children have unrestricted access to the playground.”
“After the new law passed, journalists were granted unrestricted access to the government archives for the first time.”
“The treaty provides for the unrestricted movement of goods across the border, effectively creating a single market without the friction of customs duties or inspections.”
Typically used attributively before a noun or predicatively after a linking verb like 'be' or 'remain'.
“At Gazprom Neft’s other filling stations, diesel sales remain unrestricted, while gasoline purchases are capped at 60 litres per vehicle.”
“Researchers say the findings point to an urgent public health need to reconsider unrestricted access to the chemical in an effort to prevent further avoidable deaths.”
From un- + restricted.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.