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Did you get on someone’s wrong side, or are you worried you lost contact with someone important? There’s a chance an iPhone user may have blocked your contact number. iMessage makes it easy to block phone numbers and deal with uncomfortable situations without confrontation. It’s largely undetectable unless you know what to look for.

When you examine chat bubbles, read receipts, and phone call results, you’ll get a good idea about your blocked status, even if you use Android phones. It’s not an exact science, but it’s a great start. These top steps will help you learn everything you can.

7 ways to tell if your phone number has been blocked on iMessage

iMessage is a privacy-focused application, so there’s no notification when someone blocks you. But some signs could help you know for sure. Let’s look at the most apparent indicators.

Check the chat bubble color

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Typically, you should see a blue bubble when you send an iMessage to another iPhone user via the Messages app for IOS and Mac The delivery status appears underneath the blue bubble when you enable Read Receipts in the iMessage settings menu.

If you see a green bubble, that could indicate someone has blocked you, especially if your chats with this person used to be blue. However, this is only true if both of you use iMessage on iPhones. If the other person switched to an Android phone, their bubble may have turned green. There’s also a chance they failed to disable iMessage and FaceTiime if they switched from iOS to Android, or maybe they changed their phone number.

If you were blocked, those green bubbles mean your message was not received. This method works best in combination with our next step.

Check the Read Receipts

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If you’re an iPhone user who is receiving a message from another iPhone user, you’ll see a “delivered” notification beneath each message. This is the easiest way to know if someone may have blocked you, but it’s not the most accurate. If either party is in an area with poor reception, or they’ve chosen to turn off iMessage, the delivery notification may be delayed or not appear at all.

While read receipts are relatively new to RCS Messages, they have been a beloved iMessage feature for years. When you use Apple’s Messages app, you’ll see a Delivered receipt appears underneath each sent message. Read tells you that the recipient opened it.

You don’t see the read receipts if you’ve been blocked when you send a text message (SMS) to an Android user. That makes this a great way to tell if those green bubbles mean someone blocked you or switched to Android because messages can still be marked as read on Android.

However, users can turn off read receipts in the Messages app, meaning you won’t receive notifications about your message status. This could mean your contact gets messages but wants to stop providing status updates.

Look for the moon icon and automated messages in iMessage

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Focus and Do Not Disturb modes (DnD) on iOS allow you to temporarily turn off notifications for apps and contacts. If you block a number on the Messages app on your iPhone, it will sync with your Mac, iPad, and Apple Watch via your Apple ID and iCloud.

If you send someone a text message or iMessage and they don’t respond, they may have delivery notifications turned off. iOS 17, 16, and 15 automatically notifies iMessage senders that the mode is turned on when you send a message while Focus mode is active. You’ll see a notification that says “(Contact) has notifications silenced” with a small moon symbol next to it.

You can break through Focus mode and deliver the message if you’re part of the receiver’s friends and family list. Your texts may be blocked if you don’t see any indication that notifications are silenced. If the message isn’t urgent, you should try again later.

Some temporary modes don’t offer this feature. Although iMessages can be delivered using a Wi-Fi or internet connection, some networks block messages. Also, Airplane mode may also be the culprit as your iMessages will not be delivered unless the recipient is using in-flight Wi-Fi.

Check your social apps

All our steps emphasize the need for confirmation. Still, there’s no better confirmation than checking how a contact treats you on social media. If you’re worried that someone blocked you on their iPhone, chances are good you are also connected with them on other social media.

Check their social accounts to learn more. If they’re serious about blocking you, they probably cut off contact there. Every social platform has different ways of revealing this information. Instagram typically doesn’t show you their profile or posts. Messenger tells you that you can’t reply to a person. You can’t find them on Snapchat. You can quickly gather important clues about whether the block is serious.

Call the number you’re texting

First things first. Don’t be creepy. If someone blocks your messages, you probably want to give them space. If you’ve confirmed that the message was delivered with the above procedures and are still unsure, proceed with calling them. Typically, you can’t call someone who blocked you on iMessage. If you try, you’ll hear a single ring before the call goes to the voicemail box. Sometimes, you don’t hear a ring, or the voice operator tells you they’re unavailable when you call.

If the line rings normally, and you urgently need to speak to the person, it’s worth trying to call more than once. With iOS 15, Apple enabled a feature that allows incoming calls to ring through even if DnD or Focus mode is active.

Turn off your caller ID

Check your iPhone Settings and head to the Phone section to see if you have a Show My Caller ID option. If you do, you have the choice to deactivate it. This is a nuclear option that could allow your calls to get through depending on how you’re being blocked. For example, if someone blocks your messages and refuses your calls, they may answer a number they don’t recognize if it’s not associated with your contact ID. But that’s deceptive and could make things worse instead of better. Not all carriers offer this option.

Attempt to call from a different number

If you’re worried about the recipient’s well-being or ability to receive messages, you might want to call them from a friend’s phone or use a burner number. When they pick up, tell them you’ve been trying to get hold of them for an emergency or hash out any misunderstandings. Again, this is a last resort that could make things worse instead of better. Avoid any perception that you’re stalking someone, but reaching out with the help of a mutual friend can be effective.

If calling from a different number doesn’t work, there are several reasons that have nothing to do with you. Perhaps they’re busy or in a poor coverage area.

Knowing when to walk away

Walking away may not be what you want to do, but giving people space to process their feelings is best. If your relationship with the receiver is hard to let go of or you need closure, send a polite message on social media apps as a last resort. Blocking a phone number doesn’t extend to other apps, so you’re not cut off completely. Still, the person can choose to block you there.

If you’ve tried this approach without success, consider moving on. Use this time to seek an outside perspective from friends and family. It could help you focus on discovering and breaking bad habits you didn’t know existed. More importantly, it stops you from turning into a cyberstalker.

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