Only a fine-tuned dark Z model with cancelled electron couplings survives the combined constraints, but its muon g-2 contribution is orders of magnitude too large.
WG3 Summary -- Rare $B$, $D$ and $K$ decays
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We summarize the presentations made within Working Group 3 of the CKM2021 workshop. This working group is devoted to rare $B$, $D$ and $K$ decays, radiative and electroweak-penguin decays, including constraints on $V_{\rm td}/V_{\rm ts}$ and $\epsilon^\prime / \epsilon$. The working group has thus a very broad scope, and includes very topical subjects such as the coherent array of discrepancies in semi-leptonic $B$ decays. Each contribution is here summarized very succinctly with the aim of providing an overview of the main results. The reader interested in fuller details is referred to the individual contributions.
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Constraints on Dark Photon and Dark $Z$ Model Parameters in the $B$ and $K$ Meson Decays
Only a fine-tuned dark Z model with cancelled electron couplings survives the combined constraints, but its muon g-2 contribution is orders of magnitude too large.