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It also shows problems with SMS in general: - How can a 3rd party send a message that appears to be from the user that ran the program? - Why can't someone ha

by Splines 14y ago

It also shows problems with SMS in general: - How can a 3rd party send a message that appears to be from the user that ran the program? - Why can't someone have the same control over SMS as they can over email? (Filter based on trust, spam control) I'd also be interested to know what sort of filtering is done by mobile operators. I'm guessing there is some, (based off of pacaro's comment), but do these features differ by operator? Is there a standard?

cdcarter 14y ago
"- How can a 3rd party send a message that appears to be from the user that ran the program?" Unfortunately this is just an issue of cid spoofing. Nothing new and carriers still let it happen.