No.
There are also backlinks that can harm your site. Only high-quality backlinks are useful for your site in the long run. But wwhat makes a high quality backlink?
Google assigns a weight and value to each backlink.
Significance (Relevance): Let's assume that your company is active in the field of software development. Google values backlinks from computer portals or other software companies particularly highly. This is because related pages have more relevance in your field. In contrast, backlinks from other topic pages are weighted less. However, this does not mean that these backlinks are worthless.
Link Authority (Authority Score): The stronger a website, the more valuable the backlink. The holy grail of backlinks is Wikipedia. If you receive backlinks from this source, Wikipedia passes on its link authority to your page and this is rated particularly highly by Google. The larger, higher quality and more professional a website, the higher (as a rule) the link authority.
However, there are also some factors that cause a backlink to be classified as negative or toxic.
The referring page does not have SSL: If the page you are getting the backlink from does not have an https URL, it will be rated negatively as it is not secure.
The page is not indexed on Google: Domains that are penalized by Google for various reasons are no longer in the index of the search engine and are therefore considered toxic.
The page has too many outbound links: This doesn't sound like a problem at first, but there are sites that sell targeted backlinks. These usually contain an immense number of outbound links. Since Google actively fights this kind of backlink fraud, backlinks from such pages should be removed.
The topic or certain content of the page violates Google's guidelines: There are some Google guidelines that websites must adhere to. For example, pornographic content is not tolerated. In this case, the backlink is classified as toxic.