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The more the North Pole tilts TOWARD the sun and the further north of the equator you are...
...the more daylight you will receive.
The more the North Pole tilts AWAY from the sun and the further north of the equator you are...
...the less daylight you will receive.
On both equinoxes, the North Pole of the earth isn't tilted toward or away from the sun...
...on those occasions, not only the equator but the entire world will receive roughly 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness.
On the solstices, the North Pole is at its maximum tilt.
On the summer solstice, max tilt toward the sun, northern half of world will receive greatest amount of daylight. Winter solstice just the opposite-North Pole at max tilt away from the sun, shortest daylight of the year.