Devices should have a certain degree of localized intelligence that can continue to perform core tasks without an Internet connection.

Localized intelligence can include local storage, local processing capabilities, and decision-making capabilities based on local data, enabling devices to provide basic services and functions even when there is no Internet connection.

Devices should be designed to minimize dependence on the Internet, which can not only improve the availability of devices, but also reduce the risk of devices being attacked by cyber attacks or Internet interruptions.

For those functions that rely on the Internet, devices should provide reasonable alternatives or backup strategies to ensure that users can still use the device even when the network is unstable or unavailable.