I sent an audio iMessage to someone that I think blocked my number. It's saying that so and so kept the audio message. That's confusing sunce it does seem like they have blocked me from calling. is this persn really getting my audio messages? Or are they just automatically being saved in cyber nowhere? I have the iPhone 5s with the iOS 8.1.2 operating system. they have the newest 6.
iPhone 5s, iOS 8.1.2
If you block someone, you block all methods to reach you via phone (e-mail is a different thing altogether). I know that numbers I have blocked will not ring my phone nor alert me to a new voice mail message, but the message ends up in a "blocked messages" queue. I do not receive further iMessages or text messages from those I have blocked, but I do not know if that is because they never tried again or if blocking stops the messages from getting through.
If they have blocked you, you might want to take that as a sign.
im more just curious why that message would show at all. I didn't know if there was a folder it got saved to automatically or if it's just an issue with iOS 8.1.2.
If it behaves like any other iMessage that cannot be sent, it stays within the message thread and is stored nowhere else. You can manage the amount of time such messages remain on your phone via Settings->Messages->Message History.
So theoretically the audio message should either disappear (cause of the time limit) or it should never display the so and so kept audio message at blank time message. The kept message is what's confusing to me.
Undeliverable messages are always kept so that you can attempt to resend them if you choose.
Yes, the audio message will eventually disappear if you have a time limit set.
Is there a way to automatically save an audio I message with iPhone 6?
