In this week's episode, we talk about Amazon's satellite internet idea, how to buy Reddit results, why the Model 3 has a camera in the rearview, Netflix not working with AirPlay anymore, Apple's next processor, the IKEA/Sonos collaboration, and Google's (now defunct) AI ethics board.

Speed round:

Links:

• Amazon will launch thousands of satellites to provide internet around the world - The Verge
• Reddit For Sale: How We Bought The Top Spot For $200 (reupload) - YouTube
• Elon Musk explains the camera inside Tesla’s Model 3 - The Verge
• Netflix App for iOS No Longer Supports AirPlay Because of 'Technical Limitations' [Updated With Netflix Statement] - MacRumors
• Netflix Tests Mobile-Only Plans at $4 per Month in Multiple Markets – Variety
• Here are all of the TVs getting AirPlay 2 in 2019 - The Verge
• TSMC Paves Way for 5nm A14 Chip in 2020 iPhones - MacRumors
• SYMFONISK: Stereo Furniture by Sonos and IKEA | Sonos
• Google dissolves AI ethics board just one week after forming it - The Verge
• Xbox Game Pass Ultimate: Xbox Live and Xbox Game Pass for $14.99 per month - The Verge
• 14% of Netflix users watching using someone else's password
• Spotify is giving Premium subscribers in Canada a free Google Home Mini
• Microsoft confirms you really, really don’t need to ‘safely remove’ USB flash drives anymore - The Verge
• Microsoft’s Chromium Edge browser is now officially available to test - The Verge
• Daring Fireball: Steven Troughton-Smith Thinks iTunes Breakup is Nigh
• New privacy assistant Jumbo fixes your Facebook & Twitter settings | TechCrunch
• Twitter cracks down on spammers by limiting number of daily follows