Unfortunately, there's not really a better way to do it.
You can use a time API to get the global time. Essentially that pulls the time from a server that it synced with a global/atomic clock.
However, the time that returns may still have some delay depending on the network connection.
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Unfortunately, there's not really a better way to do it.
You can use a time API to get the global time. Essentially that pulls the time from a server that it synced with a global/atomic clock.
However, the time that returns may still have some delay depending on the network connection.