iMessage doesn't show "delivered" on sent texts. How come?

Why was this not solved? I am going through exactly the same issue, imessage is blue but doesn't say delivered, when I call the phone it rings more than once and doesn't go through to voicemail. Please someone help? Am I blocked

Ugh!! Mine is doing the same as of a few hrs ago. I texted and it says delivered and then sent another text and it's blue and don't say delivered. It's been about 3 hrs and I've sent a few more and still blue with no delivered?? I've called and it rang and rang and rang them vm after about 6 rings. Usually when your blocked it will send as green not blue. So I know I'm not blocked.

I'm having the same problem! It's a person I text on a regular basis and it suddenly just stopped delivering. It's an iMessage but it doesn't say delivered. I'm positive they didn't block me. Ive tried all of the suggestions, such as, restarting my phone, making sure they're not blocked from my end, it's not on "do not disturb", and I've tried wifi and cellular data and nothing is working. I do text through my phone and my Mac, but I'm not sure that would screw everything up. I've never had this problem before. Do you think it would help to update my phone?

I turned imessages off and send all as SMS in settings because I didn't like the sender getting 'delivered' notice.

I had already turned off 'read receipts'.. Will I still get text messages from people sending it with "imessage' ?

I just recently began having this issue with one specific contact in my phone. After trying for days to figure out why some messages would go through as delivered, and others would go through but not say delivered, I realized that every time the message did not say delivered, I was connected to a wireless network. When I ran into this issue tonight, I disconnected my phone from my apartment wireless and resent the text, it went through as delivered without a problem.

No idea why this is or if the whole wireless vs cellular connection is a solution or a fluke, but it's definitely worth trying out!

Yeah he's not geting any of them. I was concerned about seeming like a lunatic too after trying to re-send several of my texts, but he doesn't seem to ever get any of them, not even at a later time. I definitely don't think it's that you're blocked because it would say delivered if that were the case. I thought that too for A sec but he's been texting me so that would just be stupid. This is really driving me crazy though.

Someone help us out here!!!

I read through this entire conversation I can reassure everyone that you weren't blocked. if you were blocked the message will say delivered but the receiver will never get the message. Likewise, if you try to call it should only ring once and then go to voicemail. I'm having the same problem but I'm using a MacBook Pro. I don't know why this is happening but I can at least say you're not blocked.

I just posted this same question earlier today! I'm having the same problem with one person as well! None of my messages to them deliver and the only way we can talk is if he messages me first! Just like you, I have Sprint and he has Verizon. Hopefully we can get to the bottom of this.

When I seen a message it doesn’t show delivered or not .

Even though Apple says that a text is delivered and therefore blocked , this isn't true. The message is delivered. When it doesn't say delivered someone has blocked you. They may have done this accidentally or on purpose. In my case, I'm pretty sure it was on purpose. This can be checked out by sending texts back and forth on two iPhones. Also, green messages go back and forth with people using the Androids.

Whatsoever123 wrote:

I have tried it between 2 iPhones. It only does that when one person is being blocked. Turning on DND still deliver the message and show delivered. You can try it yourself.

I have.

jwingert wrote:

When it doesn't say delivered someone has blocked you.

No, it doesn't mean that. I've done the experiment. iMessages sent to people who've blocked the number still show "Delivered".