Biden staffers lead 50 country vow to ‘reclaim’ web, battle
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The Biden administration on Thursday unveiled an international “Declaration for long-standing Time of the Internet” with 50 other nations, pummeling the arrangements of “authoritarian” governments — whereas underwriting efforts to curb online “disinformation” and “harassment
The document traces ideas for “reclaiming the guarantee of the Internet” and US officials portrayed it as an exertion to counter the hones of nations counting China and Russia. It eminently doesn’t say residential US struggles over web flexibility, such as politically motivated censorship of news stories by private companies and affirmed illicit government mass surveillance.
State-sponsored or condoned malicious behavior is on the rise, including the spread of disinformation and cybercrimes such as ransomware, influencing the security and the resilience of basic infrastructure while holding at risk vital open and private assets,” it continues. “At the same time, countries have erected firewalls and taken other technical measures, such as web shutdowns, to limit access to news coverage, data, and administrations, in ways that are opposite to worldwide human rights commitments and obligations.
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