We've seen countries moving online for may years now, and the move up the scale in economic prosperity always seems to be more of a factor than the actual techn

We've seen countries moving online for may years now, and the move up the scale in economic prosperity always seems to be more of a factor than the actual technical savvy. Haiti could build an App Store, but they'd have trouble attracting developers for the fractional pennies they could charge for apps. The government of my garden shed has announced plans to create its own mobile App Store, too, but so far uptake has been minimal. The move toward viable alternatives takes time, and the seven years you've allocated doesn't seem like nearly enough. 2030 is as far from now as we are from 2015, and things haven't changed nearly as much in the last seven years as you seem to be predicting they will in the next seven years. Past performance is no guarantee of future results... but they're an indicator.