But isn't the rest of the article more true if reliable internet access isn't available? Their opening remarks about poor internet access now being rare is fol

But isn't the rest of the article more true if reliable internet access isn't available? Their opening remarks about poor internet access now being rare is followed by >So do we even need offline first applications or is it something of the past? Their premise isn't "now internet access problems are solved we should use offline first ", it's "even if we we say that internet access is solved, we should still use offline first".