Eason Chen's 26 public recording sessions at the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts will begin in coming months. The tickets, sold through a lottery system, have attracted a huge interest, with registration close to five million. Many fans expressed disappointment after failing to secure tickets. Security Bureau has warned on social media that fans should remain vigilant, avoid believing in misleading ticket offers, and use the "Anti-Fraud Surveillance App" to assess the risk of payers and phone numbers before making any payment. The Security Bureau has warned fans to remain vigilant. Eason Chen's 26 public recording sessions at the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts will begin in coming months. The recording sessions were announced with over 500,000 people signing up within a short period, leading some to joke it was harder than winning the lottery. Due to the overwhelming demand, the organizers had previously urged fans not to trust scalpers or unknown ticket sellers, and noted they have reported suspicious ticketing activities to the police, promising ongoing monitoring. Security Bureau has warned on social media that fans should remain vigilant. It urged fans not to fall for the misleading claims of guaranteed tickets and to use the "Anti-Fraud Surveillance App" before making payments. The Security Bureau has continued to emphasize the need for caution to prevent financial losses from fraudulent activities.