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your credit. Terms and conditions apply. Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Friday, May 23rd. I'm Julie

Chang for the Wall Street Journal. President Trump is threatening new

tariffs on iPhones and other smartphones made overseas. In a truth social post Friday, Trump said

he expects iPhones sold in the U.S. to be manufactured in the country, or else Apple would have to pay a

levy of at least 25%. Trump said the tariffs would likely be imposed in late June.

The White House didn't immediately provide additional comment.

Apple shares fell 3% today.

The company declined to comment.

Staying on Apple, we exclusively report that last week,

CEO Tim Cook called Texas Governor Greg Abbott to ask for changes to

an online child safety bill or for him to veto it altogether. That's according to people familiar

with the call. The legislation would require app stores to verify the ages of device users. Google

is also fighting the legislation. Abbott has yet to say whether he'll sign it.

A spokesman for the governor said safety and online privacy for Texas children remains a top

priority for the governor. And Apple spokesman said the company wants to strengthen online safety for

children, but that the Texas bill threatens user privacy. And the GOP-led Senate voted yesterday

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