开发者Terry Godier的天文学应用Dark Hours遭Apple App Store拒绝上架[1]。App Store以应用包含占星术为理由拒绝该应用[1]，App Review Board更声称其存在"实时塔罗牌阅读功能"[1]。然而这些指控与事实相悖——Dark Hours实际上是一款为普通人设计的天文学网站的iOS版本[1]，采用原生Liquid Glass UI设计，不含任何占星术或塔罗牌相关功能[1]。
经过多次上诉至App Review Board后，Apple仍坚持维持拒绝决定[1]，尽管其所列举的拒绝理由明显不成立[1]。
Developer Terry Godier's astronomy application Dark Hours was rejected by Apple's App Store based on erroneous grounds, with reviewers claiming the app contained astrology and tarot card functionality that do not actually exist in the application [1]. The app, designed as a scientific tool for astronomy enthusiasts and built as an iOS version of an astronomy website intended for general users, contains no occult-related features whatsoever [1].
Despite multiple appeals to the App Review Board, Apple maintained its rejection decision [1]. The board's reviewers specifically alleged that the application included "real-time tarot reading functionality," a feature that is not present in the app [1]. The Dark Hours application was developed using a native Liquid Glass UI design and contains no astrology or tarot card-related content of any kind [1].