When someone blocks your number then does imessage show “delivered” sign?
There are mixed opinions/answers here. Some say yes and some say no…
Question: When someone blocks your number then does imessage show “delivered” sign?
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There are mixed opinions/answers here. Some say yes and some say no…
Question: When someone blocks your number then does imessage show “delivered” sign?
Let me make this very clear here, the "delivered" and "Read <time>" signs will not appear if your number is blocked by the recipient.
BUT BUT BUT...
Not getting "delivered" and "Read <time>" is not an indication that the recipient has blocked your number. There are other circumstances when you will not receive those signs. Some of them are...
At the recipient's end...
Other causes are...
Let me make this very clear here, the "delivered" and "Read <time>" signs will not appear if your number is blocked by the recipient.
BUT BUT BUT...
Not getting "delivered" and "Read <time>" is not an indication that the recipient has blocked your number. There are other circumstances when you will not receive those signs. Some of them are...
At the recipient's end...
Other causes are...
When you’re blocked the message won’t even get to change from blue to green - it’ll just stay blue with no “delivered” or “read” message underneath it. When it changes to green, it's mean that a) you have “Send as SMS" turned on, and b) either you or the recipient has no data connection. iMessage requires data to be sent and received.
When someone blocks your number then does imessage show “delivered” sign?