Is Google Voice susceptible to hacking like regular MMS or Whatsapp messages? I have been using Google voice in a public facing way so as to reduce the chance of receiving malware messages over SMS/MMS or Whatsapp.
But is it just as susceptible for someone to be able to sneak something in over a GVoice MMS or SMS?
I am worried because I received a photo from an unsolicited phone. Is there a chance that having clicked on that photo (which just enlarged  and presented information about itself)  compromised my phone? For context:

95% of Android phones can be hacked with one just MMS | Kaspersky official blog

Jeff Bezos phone hacking explained: What you need to know for your own security
Google Voice, aka Hangouts, is fully encrypted point to point.  If you've posted anywhere with your Gmail account, you could have a message pushed to you.  Unless you have OS 6-10 you'll need an &quot;anti-spam&quot; app HIYA is a very good one. The newer OS have been given the ability to flag calls &amp; SMS - MSMs as spam.
Good luck.