Addie LaMarr

Subscribers 96.8K

Videos 66

Views 3.7M

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Addie LaMarr covers cybersecurity, encryption, and the future of work in tech, delivering tutorials, analyses, and in-depth explorations of topics like passkeys, VPN skepticism, secure messaging, and AI/security flaws. The channel blends explanatory videos with investigative takes and reviews, publishing about 66 videos since joining Feb 7, 2021, and averaging around 43K views per video with a weekly upload rhythm implied by recent activity.

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IBM Technology view on YouTube

86% relevance

Subscribers 1.6M

Videos 1.5K

Views 108.6M

Appearances 37

SERP 100%

Similarity 76%

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Both target a tech-savvy audience with cybersecurity and privacy topics, evidenced by high overlap on queries like "cybersecurity explained" and concepts such as privacy and security, though IBM's content style skews more enterprise-focused (content 76%) while Addie’s channel aligns closer to consumer-friendly explanations.

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All Things Secured view on YouTube

63% relevance

Subscribers 428K

Videos 436

Views 45.2M

Appearances 13

SERP 33%

Similarity 83%

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They share a focus on privacy and security and cover password alternatives and secure messaging, with strong content similarity (83%), indicating similar topic depth, while search overlap is moderate (33%), suggesting a slightly broader or different introductory audience.

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Ask Leo! view on YouTube

61% relevance

Subscribers 277K

Videos 1.7K

Views 41.7M

Appearances 9

SERP 34%

Similarity 79%

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Both address practical privacy tools and security basics such as password alternatives and offline data storage, with high content similarity (79%) but lower search overlap (34%), implying similar tutorials but a different discovery path.

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Naomi Brockwell TV view on YouTube

54% relevance

Subscribers 425K

Videos 692

Views 30.4M

Appearances 2

SERP 10%

Similarity 83%

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Both discuss secure messaging and surveillance-related tools, yet Naomi’s channel targets more on civil liberties and surveillance themes (content 83%) with low search overlap (10%), indicating a shared niche but distinct audience pull.

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Techlore view on YouTube

54% relevance

Subscribers 299K

Videos 607

Views 30.5M

Appearances 5

SERP 9%

Similarity 83%

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They converge on privacy and security topics, including password alternatives and secure messaging, exhibiting high content similarity (83%) and moderate audience overlap (9% search), pointing to parallel deep-dives for security tech enthusiasts.

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Proton view on YouTube

53% relevance

Subscribers 115K

Videos 93

Views 5.9M

Appearances 2

SERP 10%

Similarity 82%

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Both emphasize privacy and security and digital surveillance concepts, with strong content alignment (82%) but limited search overlap (10%), suggesting aligned topics delivered through different discovery channels.

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Top competitors by match strength are IBM Technology (86% match) and All Things Secured (63% match). A closely related rival is Ask Leo! (61% match). These channels overlap on queries such as cybersecurity explained, privacy and security, and password alternatives, aligning with Addie LaMarr’s focus on encryption, secure messaging, and general digital security. IBM Technology far exceeds Addie LaMarr in scale with 1.6M subscribers, followed by All Things Secured at 428K and Ask Leo! at 277K, indicating a broader audience reach for the competitors. Naomi Brockwell TV (54% match) and Techlore (54% match) also compete on secure messaging, privacy, and surveillance topics, though with smaller subscriber counts than the IBM Technology channel.

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#7	53%	Professor Messer	68%	1.3M	30%	10
#8	53%	Tech with Jono	81%	83.4K	10%	2
#9	52%	CyberFlow	83%	340K	6%	1
#10	52%	Rob Braxman Tech	83%	719K	6%	3
#11	52%	Cybernews	75%	856K	17%	7
#12	51%	Fireship	80%	4.1M	8%	1
#13	51%	The Hated One	81%	491K	6%	1
#14	51%	Black Hat	78%	254K	9%	2
#15	51%	CRUXNET	80%	8.9K	7%	1
#16	50%	Netsec Explained	80%	15.7K	7%	1
#17	50%	Computerphile	77%	2.6M	10%	3
#18	50%	Mad Hat	78%	173K	7%	4
#19	50%	SANS Institute	79%	67.7K	6%	2
#20	49%	DW Shift	77%	69.9K	8%	3
#21	49%	Eye on Tech	75%	128K	10%	3
#22	49%	RSA Conference	74%	100K	10%	2
#23	48%	Information Security Awareness	75%	220K	7%	1
#24	48%	TEDx Talks	67%	44.2M	19%	6
#25	48%	Mr Ethical Hacker	76%	7.8K	6%	1
#26	48%	Centraleyes - Next Generation GRC	75%	1.2K	7%	1
#27	47%	Safeti \| Your Trusted Health and Safety Partner	70%	15.2K	13%	4
#28	47%	The Wall Street Journal	74%	6.6M	6%	3
#29	47%	Simplilearn	69%	6.1M	13%	6
#30	46%	Richard Topchii - Swift and Apple Platforms	72%	1.5K	8%	3
#31	46%	Mike Chapple	71%	32.6K	9%	2
#32	46%	Aperture	73%	2.5M	6%	1
#33	46%	Keeper Security	67%	8.8K	14%	5
#34	46%	Ultratec [Jesse Sanchez]	72%	9.2K	6%	1
#35	45%	CT Academy	71%	1.3K	7%	2
#36	45%	TED-Ed	71%	22.4M	6%	2
#37	44%	Safety Detectives	68%	12.1K	8%	3
#38	44%	Tech With Soleyman	70%	171K	6%	2
#39	44%	Channel 4 News	70%	4.1M	6%	1
#40	43%	Khan Academy	68%	9.3M	7%	2
#41	43%	The Royal Society	67%	236K	7%	1
#42	43%	Three Step Guide	66%	2.5K	7%	1
#43	42%	DQ Institute	66%	1.7K	7%	1
#44	41%	BuzzFeedVideo	63%	19.7M	8%	1
#45	41%	BSidesLV	64%	5.1K	6%	1
#46	41%	Al Jazeera English	63%	17.5M	7%	2

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Addie LaMarr?

Addie LaMarr's biggest competitors on YouTube are IBM Technology (86% match, 1.6M subscribers), All Things Secured (63% match, 428K subscribers), and Ask Leo! (61% match, 277K subscribers). These channels share a focus on technology and cybersecurity topics, often explaining complex concepts in an accessible way to a broad audience.

What type of content does Addie LaMarr make?

Addie LaMarr creates tech and cybersecurity content, with video titles such as Passkeys Explained: Are They Actually Better Than Passwords?, The Most Dangerous Hacker Has A Board Seat, This Was Once Illegal. Now it Makes Your Messages Unreadable., and Every AI Assistant Has the Same Flaw, and It Can't Be Fixed. Her channel averages about 43K views per video, with an approximate upload frequency of around several videos per week.

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