Yes

IUNGO is actually a bit older than the recent blockchain hype, or well at least the idea of "internet everywhere" is.

My phone provider grants me access to all of their wifi access points for example, not just in this country, which includes every household with a subscription and about 90% of public places, also worldwide at all public places, train stations, airports, capital cities etc.

So actually the project might become promising for countries and places where the internet has not spread to it's fullest yet. Because for example I got unlimited bandwidth for only a fraction of what people are supposed to invest in IUNGO, and a cellular 4G subscription with unlimited bandwidth is also readily available and affordable for literally everyone here.

So why should people invest in IUNGO?

If operational the IUNGO network can eventually fill in some unexpected gaps, it might be praised by people who love to provide for and customize their own stuff, but overthrowing the world wide web will be something entirely different. That will not happen by just building and marketering a product and raising funds. If you want to replace a system with a better one you will have to take it's place, either by conviction or by a show of strength. It is not something that is automatically achieved even if this whole project goes fantastically perfect. It is quiet the task the team of this project takes at hand.