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No.

Brita filters also have ion exchange resin as well as activated charcoal. However it's not enough to remove PFAS, there was a lawsuit about this, if you do a search.

my understanding is not as much and not as consistently as more advanced filters

I don't know. We have started using Epic Pure filters. They claim to filter PFOA/PFOS [1].

Don't take this as a recommendation though. I have no expertise in this at all and I haven't done any tests to confirm whether Epic's claims are actually true.

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1681/3573/files/Epic_Pure_...

Same for Lifestraw pitcher https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2631/0778/files/Performanc...