Core Viewpoint - The article highlights a new type of scam involving fraudulent apps like "中银会议" (Zhongyin Meeting), "银联会议" (UnionPay Meeting), and "抖音会议" (Douyin Meeting), which trick users into downloading software that allows scammers to access sensitive information and steal funds [2][8][13]. Group 1 - A 65-year-old woman lost her entire bank account balance after being deceived by a scammer posing as customer service [2][4]. - The scam involved the use of screen sharing and remote control features in the fraudulent app, enabling the scammer to see and manipulate the victim's banking operations [10][11]. - The misleading names of the apps, which include terms like "银联" (UnionPay) and "中银" (Bank of China), contribute to their deceptive nature [7][8]. Group 2 - The police have warned that any app recommended by someone claiming to be customer service, especially if it cannot be found in official app stores, is likely a scam [15]. - Users are cautioned against any claims of automatic charges for services like "live membership" or "insurance" that require cancellation to avoid fees, as these are common tactics used by scammers [15][16]. - China UnionPay has issued a statement clarifying that the "银联会议" app is not an official product and warns the public to be vigilant against such scams [13].