Group 1 - The recent rumors about the introduction of a "landlord tax" starting September 15 are unfounded, as the new Housing Rental Regulations focus on standardizing the rental market and protecting the rights of tenants and landlords, rather than imposing new taxes [5][10] - The tax authorities have clarified that existing tax policies related to rental properties have been in place for decades and have not changed with the introduction of the new regulations, emphasizing that the regulations aim to make the tax process more standardized [5][10] Group 2 - The warning from the National Student Financial Aid Management Center highlights the rise of scams related to student loans, particularly during the peak application period, urging students to be cautious and not to share personal information with unknown individuals [10] - The center emphasizes that the national student loan application process does not involve any fees or require any transfers, and students should contact local authorities for assistance if they have questions [10] Group 3 - The Xi'an Cyberspace Administration has reported a series of illegal online activities, particularly focusing on self-media accounts spreading false information, which disrupts public order and the online ecosystem [11] - Specific cases include accounts that fabricated job postings, manipulated examination data, and disseminated negative misinformation, all of which have been addressed by legal actions [11]

Group 1 - The article highlights a warning issued by the National Student Financial Aid Management Center regarding scams related to student loan applications [1] - It mentions that during the peak period for applying for local credit student loans, fraudsters have infiltrated student loan consultation groups on platforms like QQ and WeChat [1] - Students are advised to be cautious and not to accept friend requests from strangers, as the national student loan application process does not charge any fees or require any transfers [1] Group 2 - The article emphasizes the importance of contacting local county or university financial aid departments for any questions regarding student loans [1] - It advises students to report any financial losses to the police immediately if they fall victim to such scams [1]