Apple’s new Macs and iPads, CIA’s not-so-secret websites, Twitter voter suppression, and more. -- Apple announces new MacBook Air and Mac Mini, then blows them both away with its new iPad Pro. -- Apple will no longer tell us how many iPhones it sells. -- How to kill an iPhone with a balloon. -- Iran unmasks dozens of CIA agents with a Google search.  -- Google employees stage walkout over sexual harassment -- Amazon exec mad at Washington Post for leaking new headquarters location. -- Facebook targets ads at "White Genocide Conspiracy Theorists." -- Voter suppression on Twitter, and IRL in Georgia. -- Passcodes are officially protected by the fifth amendment (at least in Florida, and only in some cases). -- Senator proposes a bill that would jail tech CEOs for misusing consumer data. -- FCC says community broadband is an "ominous threat to the first amendment." Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Brian McCullough, Iain Thomson, Mike Elgan Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-tech