"BranchCache is a Windows operating system feature that allows reading and writing to cached files in the event that connectivity to the file server is lost.". Is this True or False?

BranchCache allows files to be read even when a connection to the file server is unavailable. BranchCache, for example, might be used to allow warehouse personnel to view locally cached data if a warehouse loses connectivity to the file server at the corporate office hundreds of miles away. BranchCache does not permit file writing until a connection to the file server is established.