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Do horoscope apps like Co–Star actually ruin the real depth of astrology for newbies?
With astrology apps booming in 2026, newcomers often get bite-sized daily predictions instead of learning the nuanced system of houses, aspects, and transits. Cast your vote on whether this simplification helps or hinders genuine astrological literacy.
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