Why the FastTrak toll road text scam is out of control and Apple, Android can't do anything to stop it

The texts first started arriving on Eric Moyer's phone in February.  They warned him that if he didn't pay his FastTrak lane tolls by February 21, he could face a fine and lose his license.The Virginia Beach resident did what the majority of people do: ignore them. But there was enough hesitation to at least double-check."I knew they were a scam immediately; however, I had to verify my intuition, of course; I accessed my E-ZPass account to ensure, plus I knew that I had not utilized a toll road in recent mo ...