I. In accordance with the letter from the Pingtung District Court, Taiwan, dated July 30, 115 (2026), Ref. No. 1153300057.

 II. Recently, there have been multiple cases in Pingtung County where students have fallen victim to online misinformation, providing their personal mobile numbers and verification codes to unknown individuals, leading to the theft of their personal data and even becoming accomplices in fraud. Schools are requested to strengthen anti-fraud education and publicity for students to enhance their awareness and risk identification abilities.

 III. Schools are requested to make good use of school websites, social media, class communication groups, electronic bulletin boards, and other appropriate methods to strengthen publicity on common fraud techniques. After the start of the semester, anti-fraud education should be continuously conducted through various channels such as morning assemblies, class meetings, weekly meetings, curriculum instruction, and parent-teacher-student publicity. Students and parents should be reminded to remain vigilant, never trust information from unknown sources, and not to arbitrarily provide personal information, financial accounts, and verification codes to reduce the risk of being defrauded.