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Punter's Politics tries Morphe, then hits an installation snag

Konrad's Android tutorial anchors three uploads, alongside a conversation with Chas Licciardello about political tribalism.

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Punter's Politics Story of November 10, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Big Tech Doesn’t Want You To Know About THIS App

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2:24Konrad argues that tech companies shift Australian revenue offshore to minimise corporate tax.
4:30He connects declining feed quality with advertising, algorithmic recommendations and AI-generated content.
7:54The app-modification method works only on Android devices.
8:21The Morphe tutorial demonstrates sideloading and patching Android applications.
11:27A package conflict prevents the modified app from installing during the demonstration.

The fix needs fixing. After explaining how Android users can modify their apps, Konrad's demonstration runs into a package conflict during installation. Even a video about taking control of technology has to negotiate with the phone.

"Big Tech Doesn't Want You To Know About THIS App" was Punter's Politics' most-watched new upload, reaching roughly 218,000 views. It moves from criticism of tech companies' Australian tax arrangements to the increasingly crowded feed: more ads, algorithmic recommendations and AI-generated content, less of the people you meant to keep up with. The video also contains a sponsored VPN segment.

The practical section introduces Morphe, an Android-only app-patching tool. Konrad walks through obtaining an app file and modifying TikTok before the installation error interrupts proceedings. In the comments, viewers discuss the shift from social networking to broadcasting, alongside questions about security and whether deleting the apps would be simpler.

A shorter upload revisited the app-tinkering idea. The week's other conversation widened the lens: in "THIS Is The First Warning Sign Australia Is Becoming America", Planet America's Chas Licciardello joined Konrad to discuss whether American-style rage and tribalism are spreading into Australian politics.

The channel added about 1,000 subscribers over the week, although daily viewing is currently less than half its usual level. Nearby political channels have mixed fortunes: Scott MacFarlane Reports and Pod Save the World are drawing much busier-than-usual daily audiences, while Northern Perspective is quieter.

For Punter's Politics, the strongest daily momentum belongs to the previous week's pointedly titled rubbish-and-offshore-assets upload. The Morphe tutorial follows it, with the Licciardello conversation next.

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