Byte

Subscribers 60.9K

Videos 28

Views 7.4M

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Byte covers hidden truths of the digital world and technology, with content spanning topics like tech failures, privacy implications, and the ethics of tech review. The channel appears to publish tutorials, deep-dives, and investigative-style videos, including lists and explorations of operating systems, browsers, and apps, with an upload pace of multiple videos per week and an average view count around 172.8K per video.

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81% relevance

Subscribers 22.3M

Videos 1.8K

Views 8.4B

Appearances 8

SERP 86%

Similarity 78%

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High search overlap on tech media manipulation and failing tech products aligns with Byte's critical tech critique angle, while Byte’s content style diverges in depth and presentation (81% match; content 78%).

#2

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79% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 19

SERP 100%

Similarity 65%

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Shares audience interest in digital privacy implications and tech ethics, though Byte delivers non-academic video essays while TEDx uses primarily speaker talks (79% match; content 65%).

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76% relevance

Subscribers 1.6M

Videos 1.5K

Views 108.6M

Appearances 16

SERP 88%

Similarity 67%

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Connects via tech review ethics and privacy by design themes, yet Byte emphasizes consumer-focused critique and surveillance risk discussion rather than enterprise-grade content (76% match; content 67%).

#4

All Things Secured

75% relevance

Subscribers 428K

Videos 436

Views 45.2M

Appearances 8

SERP 71%

Similarity 78%

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Overlap on digital privacy implications and secure messaging basics with Byte, but Byte covers broader tech critique style while All Things Secured centers on security tutorials (75% match; content 78%).

#5

Techlore view on YouTube ▶

73% relevance

Subscribers 299K

Videos 607

Views 30.5M

Appearances 8

SERP 58%

Similarity 83%

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Similar emphasis on messaging apps security and secure messaging basics, though Byte uses investigative critique rather than step-by-step security guidance (73% match; content 83%).

#6

Techquickie view on YouTube ▶

62% relevance

Subscribers 4.3M

Videos 1.2K

Views 915.1M

Appearances 3

SERP 35%

Similarity 81%

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Shares interest in tech privacy and ‘dark patterns’ critique, yet Byte’s approach is deeper analysis rather than quick explainers (62% match; content 81%).

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Discovered competitors include Mrwhosetheboss (81% match) and TEDx Talks (79% match) as top contenders, with IBM Technology (76% match) also relevant. They share overlap on queries related to digital privacy, tech ethics, and tech media manipulation, with All Things Secured (75% match) and Techlore (73% match) focusing on secure messaging, privacy, and browser comparisons. Byte has 60.9K subscribers, significantly smaller than these competitors (Mrwhosetheboss 22.3M, TEDx Talks 44.2M, IBM Technology 1.6M), indicating Byte targets similar topics but with a much smaller audience.

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#7	60%	Fireship ▶	76%	4.1M	37%	4
#8	58%	Security and Privacy Academy	79%	2.8K	27%	4
#9	58%	The Hated One ▶	76%	491K	30%	4
#10	57%	Linus Tech Tips ▶	81%	16.8M	20%	4
#11	56%	Switch and Click ▶	79%	1.1M	22%	1
#12	56%	Eric Murphy ▶	81%	93.3K	18%	2
#13	55%	NBC News ▶	65%	11.8M	41%	4
#14	55%	Productive Tech	76%	27.1K	22%	1
#15	54%	CoolTechZone	77%	32.9K	20%	4
#16	54%	ORBIT	75%	46.8K	22%	1
#17	54%	The Infographics Show ▶	78%	15.4M	18%	1
#18	54%	Gamers Nexus ▶	74%	2.6M	22%	1
#19	53%	Global Stats ▶	69%	294K	30%	2
#20	53%	The Wall Street Journal ▶	73%	6.6M	23%	4
#21	53%	The Linux Experiment ▶	76%	419K	18%	1
#22	53%	Steve Vondran	66%	50.5K	33%	2
#23	52%	RealTime Cyber	75%	9.7K	18%	1
#24	52%	Phyrozz	74%	58.6K	20%	2
#25	52%	Computerphile ▶	71%	2.6M	23%	4
#26	52%	Byte Sized Explainer ▶	72%	136K	22%	1
#27	51%	Kaspersky	70%	111K	24%	5
#28	51%	Cloudwards	76%	35.2K	15%	3
#29	51%	Explainer Chris	74%	34.3K	17%	2
#30	51%	AppsFlyer	70%	22.6K	23%	2
#31	51%	NordVPN	68%	98.3K	26%	3
#32	51%	Simply Explained	73%	488K	18%	1
#33	50%	Dark Web Monitoring - Darknetsearch	72%	1.9K	18%	1
#34	49%	Maddy Zhang ▶	71%	58.6K	18%	2
#35	49%	Philipp Lackner	70%	249K	18%	1
#36	49%	Freethink	70%	1.4M	18%	1
#37	49%	DW Shift	71%	69.9K	16%	4
#38	48%	Simplilearn ▶	66%	6.1M	22%	2
#39	47%	European Digital Rights	69%	1.0K	15%	2
#40	47%	Eye on Tech ▶	67%	128K	18%	1
#41	47%	The DOOMCAST	67%	6.4K	18%	1
#42	47%	AppSumo / Products	67%	11.4K	18%	1
#43	45%	Mike Chapple	64%	32.6K	18%	1
#44	45%	Teachings in Education	58%	281K	25%	2
#45	44%	CBS Boston	62%	336K	18%	1

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Byte?

Byte's biggest competitors on YouTube are Mrwhosetheboss (22.3M subscribers, 81% match), TEDx Talks (44.2M subscribers, 79% match), and IBM Technology (1.6M subscribers, 76% match). They share a focus on technology topics, including tech reviews, explanations, and tech industry discussions.

What type of content does Byte make?

Byte creates tech-focused videos such as top mobile operating systems, file sharing site stories, and technology histories, with recent titles like How the World’s TOP MOBILE OPERATING SYSTEMS DIED (96.1K views) and The File Sharing Site The FBI Couldn't Take Down (MediaFire) (88K views). The channel averages about 172.8K views per video; uploads frequency is implied by the listed 'Average' but specific weekly uploads are not provided.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Byte?

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