Biden signs internet declaration pledging resilience to ‘splinternet’ and disinformation

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President Joe Biden will sign an internet declaration on Thursday pledging to keep the internet open, free, and global with a focus on tackling some controversial topics, such as misinformation, and pushing for net neutrality principles.

The Declaration for the Future of the Internet will be endorsed by 55 countries around the world and focused on outlining broad principles that will keep the internet united and based on democratic values in opposition to efforts to splinter and control the internet by the likes of Russia and China.

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