How can i know im blocked on imessage? My messages still say delivered and there blue, i also dont want to call to find out, is there anyway?
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Original Title: Blocked or not?
iPhone 16 Pro, iOS 26
vin12 wrote:
MrHoffman wrote:
Recipients have no obligation to send read receipts, so that's not a useful differentiation.
My message to be read as:
if the recipient had been sending read receipts and all of a sender is no more receiving read receipts, meaning
a) Recipient has stop sending read receipts OR
b) Recipient has blocked the sender however sender may still receive a delivery notification (depending on version of iOS running on phone)
Which means the sender has no idea if they have been blocked or not. The recipient can stop sending read receipts and that would not mean you are blocked.
The correct answer to the question of how do I know if I have been blocked is you will not know. It makes no difference what iOS version you are using. Sometimes you won't get a delivered message for a number of reasons and it does not mean you are blocked if you do not see one.
it depends on the version of the iOS on the phone.
some iOS do not even send delivery receipts to the sender when the sender contact is blocked at phone level.
some versions of iOS do not send read receipts to the sender so the sender may use that information to know he’s blocked.
Short answer is it depends and hard to tell.
vin12 wrote:
it depends on the version of the iOS on the phone.
some iOS do not even send delivery receipts to the sender when the sender contact is blocked at phone level.
some versions of iOS do not send read receipts to the sender so the sender may use that information to know he’s blocked.
Short answer is it depends and hard to tell.
Recipients have no obligation to send read receipts, so that's not a useful differentiation.
The best approach — if you suspect you are blocked — is to stop sending messages, and to stop adding fodder for potential future litigation. Consider too that you may actually not be blocked, and may actually only be adding to the weight of evidence against yourself, should these communications become part of a legal case.
MrHoffman wrote:
Recipients have no obligation to send read receipts, so that's not a useful differentiation.
My message to be read as:
if the recipient had been sending read receipts and all of a sender is no more receiving read receipts, meaning
a) Recipient has stop sending read receipts OR
b) Recipient has blocked the sender however sender may still receive a delivery notification (depending on version of iOS running on phone)
best
There is no method to determine if you have been blocked.
No can do.
How can I tell if I'm blocked on iMessage?
