Group 1 - The core issue highlighted is the rise of remote control scams targeting elderly individuals, particularly through deceptive tactics involving fake customer service calls and app downloads [1][4]. - A 73-year-old woman in Zhenjiang was targeted by scammers who induced her to download a remote control app, which allowed the scammers to potentially access her bank account [1]. - Another case involved a different woman who was also manipulated into downloading the same app, resulting in a successful interception of her bank account balance of 48,000 yuan [3]. Group 2 - Scammers exploit the lack of internet familiarity among elderly individuals, using carefully crafted scripts to lure victims into their traps [4]. - The typical scam process involves impersonating customer service representatives, claiming issues like expiring subscriptions or automatic charges, and then persuading victims to download apps that enable screen sharing [4]. - Police advise the public to avoid clicking on unknown links, refrain from downloading unverified apps, and not to disclose personal or banking information [5].