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There are many reasons why a person may want to permanently prevent you from contacting them. The best way to know if it has happened to you and why is to ask them in person. But that’s an awkward confrontation no one looks forward to having. Even the best Android smartphones on the market don’t provide features for detecting those reasons. Still, you’ll see signs showing that someone cut you off completely. While you can’t unblock your phone number from someone else’s phone, you can get closure.

If you want to know if someone has blocked you, here’s how to discover it without asking.

What happens when someone blocks your telephone number

When someone blocks your number, you don’t receive a notification that it happened, so how do you know that you’ve been blocked? Still, a few key signs will give your blocker away. When you call the number, you may only hear one ring, or none at all, before the call goes to voicemail. With regular calls, your phone is supposed to ring multiple times to give the receiver a chance to answer their phone.

One way to test this situation is to leave a voicemail and wait. If you’ve been blocked, the recipient will not receive a notification and won’t be able to respond. If you don’t receive a returned call or text message within a few days, there’s a good chance you may be blocked.

Some carriers will bypass voicemail altogether and announce the caller is busy or unavailable before disconnecting your call. Instead, you can ask friends to call the recipient’s number while you keep trying, then observe the call. You have your answer if their calls go through and yours doesn’t.

Alternatively, send a text message from a different number and wait. Messages you send from your blocked number don’t appear on the recipient’s phone, even though the status says it’s delivered. Recipients can only see the messages after unblocking you. Hence, it’s better to text them with one they aren’t familiar with. This process works differently on some smartphones, and the messages may not be delivered.

How to know for sure if you’re blocked

If you can’t live with the uncertainty of knowing if you’ve been blocked, there are ways to get some closure. These techniques may give you the knowledge you seek, but keep in mind that your persistence may undo any chance of getting unblocked.

Reach out on social media

If you’ve tried contacting the person who may have blocked you and don’t get a response, your last resort should be reaching out on social media. Blocking a phone number doesn’t automatically mean that contact has been blocked on social media. Therefore, you can attempt to send your potential blocker a polite message online. If you’ve been blocked on social media, it’s time to let it go.

Call them

Making a phone call is the easiest way to determine if you’ve been blocked without asking whoever you think blocked you. If you call them and your call goes straight to voicemail or the number is busy or unavailable every time you call, you’ve likely been blocked. You

If you need to know, you can append *67 before the number you believe blocked you. This hides your phone number from the recipient, letting the call go through but listing the phone number as Private number, Blocked, or Unknown caller (essentially, you’ll look like a spam call). If your calls go straight to voicemail, but your *67 calls get through, you’ve almost certainly been blocked.

Finally, if you’re unsuccessful contacting the person using the methods we’ve listed, you can try to call them from a different phone number. You can also create a burner number if you don’t have access to a different phone, although we do not advise this.

How to hide your phone number on Android and iPhone

If you’re set on calling someone you think has blocked you, be prepared for the consequences. You could ruin any chance at repairing an already damaged relationship.

How to hide your number on an Android phone

If you’re using a Google Pixel 7a, or any recent Pixel for that matter, or your phone uses the Phone by Google app, you may be able to hide your caller ID. The steps below should work for most people, but you should contact your carrier if you run into a problem.

1. Tap the Phone icon.
2. Press the overflow icon (three dot) in the right corner of the Search contacts & places field.
3. Select Settings.
   

4. Tap Calling accounts.
5. Press the Carrier name that is below is directly below Settings.
   

6. Tap Additional settings.
   

7. Choose Caller ID and select the radio button to the left of Hide number.
   

How to hide your phone number on Android with the Samsung Phone app

1. Open the Samsung Phone.
2. Tap the overflow icon (three-dot) in the upper-right corner of your screen.
3. Select Settings.
   

4. Tap Supplementary services.
   

5. Tap Show your caller ID, then select Never from the drop-down list. Your phone number appears as private or unknown to call recipients.
   

How to hide your number on an iPhone

1. Open Settings.
2. Scroll down and tap Phone.
3. Navigate to Show My Caller ID.
   

4. Tap the Show My Caller ID toggle switch to hide your caller ID.
   

What not to do

Regardless of why you may have been blocked, it’s best to leave people alone when they choose not to engage with you. Don’t get a burner phone or call your potential blocker from a different number. If they want to talk to you, they will unblock you and contact you. Likewise, don’t create a new social media account to contact them if they’ve blocked your primary account. If you’ve been blocked via phone and on social media, trust that the other person is serious about it and give them the space they want.

Getting blocked isn’t the end of the world

Sometimes, people may block you accidentally and won’t know it until they check for blocked numbers on the Phone app. Don’t overthink it as an attack on your character or personality. But if all efforts to reach out are ignored, it may be time to move on. Getting blocked may leave you feeling devastated, especially if your relationship with the blocker is on a deeper level. But never resort to spamming them. Doing that could annoy them further and make the situation worse. Instead, use your free time to focus on improving your mental health and happiness moving forward.

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