Hmmm, initially I thought that the photo was actually in the attachment, rather than the attachment being a URL pointing to the sprintpcs site. So it's not totally wide open like I thought, but as you said, can be manipulated if you can upload zaps to the sprint share site.
At the very least, you could track who was doing what. :)
Matt
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The script is now updated so it attempts to verify that the picture was posted from the correct address and that the invitation was mailed to the correct address. This should close the loop so that other SprintPCS users are not able to post a picture share and then get other users to use it as if it were their own.
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