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dot com slash Zero-Trust AI. Here's your Tn B Tech Minute for Tuesday, September 17th. I'm Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal.

We're exclusively reporting that J.P. Morgan Chase is in talks with Apple about taking over the iPhone maker's credit card program.

Discussions, which started earlier this year, have advanced in recent weeks, people familiar

with the matter say, a deal could still be months away and isn't guaranteed.

Apple has been looking for a new partner for its credit card since the tech giant and current

issuer Goldman Sachs decided to part ways last year.

Landing the deal would grow Chase's card business and deepen existing ties between the bank and Apple.

Instagram is restricting teen accounts.

The platform's head, Adam Moseri, says the changes will

likely hurt business in the short term but help regain parent trust. The meta-owned

platform will automatically make teen accounts private and put them on the most restrictive settings.

Teens 15 and under will need a parent's permission to change the settings.

Young users will also be prevented from setting up new

accounts with fake birthdays. The changes began rolling out in the US today.

We'll have more on this story in tomorrow's Tech News briefing podcast.

And Elon Musk says SpaceX will sue the Federal Aviation Administration

after the Air Safety Regulators alleged the company violated rocket launch regulations and proposed fines against the company.

The FAA says during two launches last year, SpaceX used resources that hadn't been licensed

for the operations.

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