True or False: Google Drive files can only be accessed when connected to the internet.

Google Drive offers a feature that allows users to access their files offline. When files are made available for offline access, users can view and edit documents, spreadsheets, and presentations without needing an internet connection. This functionality is particularly beneficial for users who may be in areas with unreliable internet or who want to work on the go.

To enable offline access, individuals must toggle settings in Google Drive and ensure that they are using supported browsers or apps, like Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Once files are synchronized for offline use, any changes made while disconnected will automatically sync the next time the user connects to the internet.

The premise of requiring internet access for Google Drive files is therefore inaccurate due to this capability, making the correct assertion that files can be accessed without an internet connection under certain conditions.