Maybe you mean well, but that link should NOT have been published.  Especially with warning NOT to Use it.  This is the internet, and things go by opposites.  If this post was legit, sorry.  If not, this is a bust.

Receiving texts saying an aquaintence wants me to check out my photos on their site, which I have never been on.

DO NOT CLICK ON THE LINK!!!  Seems to be another slick scam - this one designed to hack into our cell phones.  As I was researching this, I came upon a string of 800notes for 650-667-6994, which described the same scenario, proving that this is a scam working its way to our cell phones.  My guess is that the name mentioned in the text had their phone hacked; and now whoever is on their contact list is being targeted with these text messages.  And if you click on the link, it will then send out messages targeting your contacts, using your name.  I saved a screen shot of the text message for reference and deleted the actual text.