The internet is now an indispensable tool in our daily lives, that unites us with information, people, and chances that we have never had access to before. But yet today the opportunity to have access to this powerful tool is still unattainable to many across the globe. Closess The digital divide can only be closed by collective efforts that ensure that everyone gains equitable and easy access to internet connections that are meaningful to them. The governments also have a significant responsibility regarding supporting various forms of infrastructure and having legislation that would support competition, access, and inclusion in the digital realm. Telecom companies are required to build networks, that include extensions to rural and regional areas and provide clear and reasonable prices for gaining access to data. This means that players in the technology sector hence have the responsibility of coming up with innovations that will fit different income brackets. Philanthropic funding can initiate the process of innovations that are necessary to unite all the people who are beyond the Internet. It also refers to enabling people to use the internet and related services effectively for work purposes by training them on the proper use of advanced technologies. That is why community networks, public access solutions, and grassroots digital literacy programs are promising approaches. We have to advocate for more and varied local content and services to enable users to educate, work, vote, and perform other societal activities on the internet. An empowered Internet that embraces all players would become a powerful tool in the overall development of mankind. However, there is a need for society to strive to make this vision a reality for everyone. Therefore, it lies in the hands of every one of us to fight for equal possibilities in the digital world and help to create an internet of the best.