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dzuma
Subscribers 50.1K
Videos 27
Views 1.7M

Channels Like dzuma

dzuma covers topics related to digital privacy, surveillance, OSINT, and privacy protection through tutorial-like videos, deep-dives, and explanatory content. The channel features long-form and investigative-style videos with a recent emphasis on privacy, surveillance ethics, OSINT techniques, and data collection methods, alongside occasional how-to guides. Uploads occur at about 0.9 videos per week, and individual videos average around 65.5K views, with the channel having accumulated 1.7M total views from 27 published videos.

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IBM Technology YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 1.6M
Videos 1.5K
Views 108.6M
Appearances 24
SERP 100%
Similarity 76%
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Both target audiences concerned with privacy and ethics in AI and data handling, evidenced by high search overlap on face data privacy and AI surveillance ethics, with IBM showing strong content alignment in privacy protection tips (76% content) that parallels dzuma's focus.

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#2
All Things Secured

70% relevance

Subscribers 428K
Videos 436
Views 45.2M
Appearances 12
SERP 57%
Similarity 79%
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Significant search overlap on face data privacy and privacy and tracking; though dzuma and All Things Secured share interests in privacy protection tips, All Things Secured emphasizes tracking broader than dzuma (57% search vs 79% content), indicating a closely aligned audience but slightly broader presentation.

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#3
Proton

65% relevance

Subscribers 115K
Videos 93
Views 5.9M
Appearances 7
SERP 39%
Similarity 82%
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Both cover surveillance technology and privacy protection tips, with Proton showing the strongest alignment in content style (82%), suggesting similar treatment of privacy topics even though search interest is lower (39%).

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#4

61% relevance

Subscribers 299K
Videos 607
Views 30.5M
Appearances 10
SERP 32%
Similarity 80%
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High overlap in privacy protection tips and digital privacy topics; Techlore matches dzuma closely in content (80%), indicating similar tutorials or guidance even though search visibility is lower (32%).

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#5

61% relevance

Subscribers 340K
Videos 201
Views 18.4M
Appearances 6
SERP 29%
Similarity 82%
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Shares emphasis on privacy protection tips and digital privacy topics, and, like dzuma, uses OSINT-related techniques in content; CyberFlow aligns in substance (82% content) while having moderate search overlap (29%).

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#6

57% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M
Videos 5.5K
Views 3.1B
Appearances 5
SERP 37%
Similarity 70%
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TED overlaps with dzuma on surveillance-related queries (surveillance technology, AI ethics) and shares audience interest, but its content style diverges (70% content) reflecting broader talk-format delivery rather than channel-specific tutorials.

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Content Landscape

Discovered competitors include IBM Technology (85% match, 1.6M subscribers) and All Things Secured (70% match, 428K subscribers) as the top two. They share overlapping queries such as face data privacy, AI surveillance ethics, privacy protection tips, and privacy and tracking. Proton (65% match, 115K subscribers) also aligns with surveillance technology and privacy-related queries, while Techlore (61% match, 299K subscribers) and CyberFlow (61% match, 340K subscribers) tie in OSINT techniques and digital privacy topics. Compared to dzuma, these competitors generally have larger subscriber bases, particularly IBM Technology, which dwarfs dzuma’s 50.1K subscribers. All identified channels compete around similar themes of privacy, surveillance, OSINT, and data protection.

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Search Queries Used

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to dzuma?

dzuma's biggest competitors on YouTube are IBM Technology (1.6M subscribers, 85% match) and All Things Secured (428K subscribers, 70% match), with Proton (115K subscribers, 65% match) also in consideration. They share a focus on technology, security, and cybersecurity topics similar to dzuma.

What type of content does dzuma make?

dzuma creates tech and security-related content, as suggested by video titles such as POV: You Left Your Server Exposed for a Week, POV: You Learn Digital Forensics, The Enslopification of Windows and Microsoft, Flock Safety Is Getting Creepy, and POV: You Make an Omegle Clone That Collects Face Data. The channel uploads about 0.9 times per week on average, with an average of 65.5K views per video.

How do we determine which channels are similar to dzuma?

We analyze dzuma's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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