If I block him and send another message, will he receive it? I use an iPhone.

This has nothing to do with what kind of mobile phone you use.

You pull the black family, but you can't unilaterally receive the text messages and ** from the other party, but you send it to him, if he doesn't block you, then he can receive the text messages you sent in the past.

But Apple's good thing is that this kind of interception won't let you know.,When I used Android before,It's obviously the interception**number,But the text message will be sent to the interception message.,That is, you can still know that the other party sent you a text message or called**,As a curious person, I can't help but look at it.,The result is no difference between it and no interception.,This is really a bit of a chicken rib.。 But Apple is different, as long as you block this number, then you won't receive any prompts, so that sometimes you are obviously angry at the person who blocked for a while, and then you will forget to cancel it back if you are not angry.

I remember that I was under a lot of pressure when I worked, and then my dad always gave me pressure, every time I called, it was for me to work hard, and then I learned English well, all kinds of balabala really annoyed me, and then I blocked him in a fit of anger, and I felt that life was a lot quieter all of a sudden, and then, and then I forgot about it, when I went back for the New Year, sometimes everyone was not in one place, and they would each purchase things, and then** contact, but my dad was stunned that every time he called me, he was on the phone, Then my dad asked me what was going on, and I remembered that I hadn't canceled it yet, and this was super embarrassing.

So if you use an Apple mobile phone, you really want to completely block a person, it's a 360-degree shielding without dead ends, and you don't have to worry about being harassed; If you don't really want to block someone, let's pull it back, otherwise you don't sulk there alone in a few days, why doesn't this guy text me and call **, this is very speechless.

WeChat, if you block the other party, the other party can receive the message you sent. QQ can't be received. If it is, Apple can only block the call, you text the other person, and the other party can receive it.

It's actually very simple to know the answer, just try it out, and guess that person is your boyfriend or ex-boyfriend. I did an experiment with my friend to verify this.

Let's introduce the model first, the mobile phone used by the other party is iPhone7, and I use Huawei P10. In that case, my friend blocked me and messaged me.

I sent a voice message to a friend, asking him to block me, he looked confused, and thought he had done something wrong, and began to beg for mercy without saying a word, which was also extremely cute. It's over, I told him a pass, and it was to help the questioning friend verify a question, and he understood. With my promise, the two dogs blocked me and sent me a voice message, asking me if I heard it.

As expected, I could see the voice he sent me. But I replied to him with a voice, and WeChat showed a sentence "The message has been sent, but it was rejected by the other party." "In other words, after he blocked me, I could receive messages from him, and the messages I sent could not be received by the other party.

I guess you can almost imagine that picture, not much to say, directly above the picture (**is a screenshot of my phone) is clearer.

QQ is the same operation, after the second dog blocked me, he couldn't even send a message, and of course I couldn't receive the message here. The message he sent will show a red exclamation mark, plus a text prompt "You have blocked the ** conversation", and my side will not show anything. As shown in the picture (screenshot of Ergouzi's mobile phone):

Mobile phone number, Ergouzi also blocked my calls, and then sent me two text messages that could be received, and the text messages were not affected at all. But I called him ** and the voice prompt was "Hello, the ** you dialed is on a call." In other words, if you pull the ** phone number, only the call will be affected, and the text message will not.

Of course this is okay, no matter if you use an Apple phone or an Android phone, if you block him, it is equivalent to his message, and you will never see his ** again, and you can still send him a message, or you can call him** to know, right? The point is that he can't do anything to you, he can't harass you anymore.

So if you still want to send a message to someone or something, you can send it, but if he replies to you, then you won't see it! If you want to see it, then you just don't want him to stay on the blacklist.

I'm sure each of us has had the experience of blacklisting someone in a fit of anger, but in fact, we didn't mean to do this at the time, it was definitely because the other party did something that made us angry, we did it, but then I thought about it, it wasn't really necessary.

Because it's just a little thing, let's put him on the blacklist, you know, if we add that person to the blacklist, we can't find this person, so it's also very troublesome to have to add his number again to get him out, so I suggest that you don't easily get blacklisted, unless he really harasses you every day, so you can be blacklisted.

Speaking of which, I remember a funny thing, which was that once my boyfriend got angry and pulled me into the blacklist, and as a result, I sent him hundreds of messages, and he didn't reply to me, and I really thought something was wrong with him! So I ran to his house to look for him, but he was not there, I really thought he had been kidnapped, so I called the police and called 110, and then he himself came back safe and sound, causing the police to scold me and almost sue me for obstructing official business.

1. If interception** and interception SMS are set at the same time, the other party's SMS user will not receive it;

2. If only the interception ** is set and the interception of SMS is not set, then the user who sent the other party SMS can receive it.

3. Even if the user sets the block SMS, it can still be seen in the blacklist record, unless the user sets the blacklist record clearing.

Fourth, if you want to be able to receive text messages after the iPhone is blocked**, the following is how to do it:

1. If you want to be able to receive text messages after the Apple phone is blocked**, you must cancel the blacklist** number set before, but after canceling the blacklist setting, the other party can still call** in.

2. Some users may have questions, why do you want to receive text messages after canceling, there is no way to do this because of Apple's iOS system setting problems, so you can set it up after thinking about it before canceling the blacklist.

3. The specific steps of how to receive text messages when the iPhone is blocked are as follows:

On the interface of opening the iPhone, open the [Settings] app and enter it.

4. Then find the [**] or [Info] option on the settings page to open it.

5. Then pull down the page in the message to enter the [Blacklist].

<>6. Finally, cancel the ** number blocked by the blacklisted number, so that your iPhone can receive the SMS message of the ** number blocked.

If you can receive it, is it still called blocking?

The other party's iPhone blocked me, and he can receive the spine file when I text me.

If the other party only sets the interception** and does not set the interception of SMS, then the other party can receive the SMS; If the other party has set up interception** and set up interception of text messages, then send a text message to the other party, and the other party will not receive it. If the other party wants to see the intercepted SMS, you can check it in the interception record.

How to receive text messages on your iPhone:

1. In the mobile phone settings information, there is a switch after opening iMessage, and there will be read when you send a read receipt!

2. If he jailbreaks the 360 of the ** mobile phone and adds the blacklist, he will receive the information, and if he simply adds the blacklist to the Apple phone, he will not receive anything. That is, there is no hint at all.

3. For users of Apple mobile phones, after the other party pulls themselves into the blacklist, they send text messages to the other party, and the other party can't receive it. The content of the SMS is automatically pulled into the blacklist of the SMS content part by the system, and no SMS reminder will be given! Unless the other party, Lao Yechun, cancels the blocking process, or goes to the blacklist inbox to check, he won't see it!

You can't imitate Shen Ling. After the Apple hand Xiaopei device blocks the other party, it will not receive the contact's "incoming call", "text message" and "facetime call".

Material Tool: iphone8.

1. Turn on the "dial" function on the desktop of the mobile phone.

Second, then select "Contacts" and click to enter.

3. On the "Contacts" page, click the "Contact" you want to operate.

4. Click "Block this caller ID" below to proceed to the next step.

5. Finally, click "Block Contact" and you will not receive the "Incoming Call", "SMS" and "FaceTime" of the contact.

No. The built-in block function of the Apple mobile phone generally refers to blocking this caller ID, and you can't see the text message sent by the blacked party after blocking.

Reaction to the blocking of text messages on iPhone:

1. If the other party's chat window does not show that it has been read next to the bubble on the iMessage for a long time, it can be confirmed that Yezhou is blocked. If the other party blocks you and sends an iMessage to the other party, there will still be a prompt that the message was successfully sent, but the receiver will not have any prompt to accept it.

2. When dialing **, there will generally be some hints when you are blocked by the other party, such as: The ** you dialed has been turned off, please dial it later. The ** you are dialing is an empty number.

The ** you dialed is on a call, please call again later. The ** you dialed is down.

3. The mobile phone blacklist is a function to prevent yourself from being harassed, and Songpai intercepts harassing text messages, **, when you don't want someone or some people to contact you, you can set his number to the mobile phone blacklist.

In this way, when you call ** or send a text message to a number in the blacklist, ** and the text message will be blocked. <>

The other party is an Apple mobile phone, and I can't receive the message.

After being blocked, the contact will not receive text messages sent by them. iOS comes with the ability to block contacts and ** numbers, filter iMessage messages from ignorant senders, and if a contact is added to the blocked caller number, that is, the ** number is added to the blacklist. According to Apple's official website, when a ** number or contact is blocked, they can still leave a voice message, but they will not receive a notification.

Information sent or received will not be delivered. In addition, this contact will not receive notifications about ** or that the message has been blocked.

Apple's way to judge that the other party has blocked himself:

1. Call the other party's number several times a day, if you can't get through every time, or it is empty, turned off, etc., it means that it has been blocked.

2. When dialing **, every time there is information such as being on a call, **has been turned off, **has been stopped, etc., which basically proves that the mobile phone number has been blocked.

3. When there is basically no signal, call the other party's mobile phone, there will be a short period of time, and then it will prompt that it cannot be connected. <>