To do this, dial *67 (for the US) right before their phone number. If you suspect that you are blocked by someone, you can also try using a masked number to call them. If you are blocked, they will not receive any notification of this voicemail and they will not get back to you. You can also leave a voicemail for the person. Try this multiple times at different times of the day to make sure.

It could simply mean that the person is busy. However, if the call goes straight to voicemail without ringing, that does not mean that you are blocked. If it rings once or twice and then sends you to voicemail, it is possible that the person has blocked you. If you suspect that someone has blocked your number, try calling them and see if the call goes through. It could simply also mean that the recipient has turned off their read receipts. However, this is an inconclusive method and you should not rely only on this. If the ‘Read’ message suddenly stops showing up after your message is delivered, this might mean that you are blocked. If you do not see the ‘Delivered’ message there either, they may have blocked you. Using the MacBook, send a message to the person. If you have a MacBook, try the above method on that as well. Confirm by checking if this happens repeatedly.

If your SMS does not say ‘Delivered’ and if it turns blue from green, you should take that to mean that they have blocked you. This also works in the same way for an SMS on iMessage. It is only if you are blocked that you will not be able to see the ‘Delivered’ message. If their phone is simply on the ‘Do Not Disturb’ mode, your messages will still get delivered to them. If the subsequent message you sent them no longer displays that word, it means that they might have blocked you. To confirm this, check the last message that said ‘Delivered’. If the person has blocked you, however, you will no longer be able to see the ‘Delivered’ message after you send them something. When you send your iMessage and it gets delivered to the recipient, you will be able to see a ‘Delivered’ message right below your iMessage.

However, if it first turns blue and then suddenly turns green, it might indicate that the intended recipient has blocked your number on iMessage or iPhone. If your recipient is not on iMessage, the message you send will be delivered as a green text bubble in the form of an SMS. Usually, if both people use iMessage the message you send should turn blue as soon as you send it. Can the Person Only Block Me on iMessage?.Check on WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger.

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