If you have been blocked on iMessage and you send a message,will it say "delivered"?

Well, again, this is a user to user support forum, so no one from Apple is here to provide an "official word". Sounds like you have tested this and you are seeing a different result. Frankly, I'm surprised that it didn't show delivered for the first message because the sender is not supposed to know that they are blocked, and that would seem like a bit of a tip-off.

However, I also just tested this by blocking myself on my husband's phone, and you are correct - it did not show as "delivered", but the next message sent moments later after I had unblocked myself. What I haven't been able to test yet is whether it behaves the same way when you are sending an SMS/MMS message. If I can test that, I will post back.

Best,

GB

Well, APPLE is not here. This is a user to user technical support forum. However, you have received the answer from KiltedTim. The person who is blocked won't know they are blocked. That would defeat the purpose, wouldn't it? So, as KiltedTim told you, it will indicate to you that it is "delivered".

GB

That's right. It can.

Call them and ask. If they won't take your calls either, then you may have your answer.

Oh, good to know. I just confirmed on an earlier post by my buddy IdrisSeabright, that you are correct. The "delivered" tag only shows for iMessages.

So, now we know. Seems a bit counterintuitive. But, since the message actually isn't delivered, it is accurate, even if it does kind of give away the "blocker"....

Best,

GB

It just says "Delivered". You do not know if he/she have read it. So have patience, God is great.

Apple may well be able to give you an answer that will satisfy you. Ask them.