Do you get messages after you unblock someone?
Originally Answered: If you block someone and then unblock them will you receive messages that were sent while they have you blocked? The short answer is no. Any messages sent to and from during the blocked period will never be delivered or received.
How do I retrieve blocked messages on my iPhone?
If you want to see the blocked messages, your only option is to unlock his/her phone number and then ask him/her to resend the message to you. Though there is no direct way to retrieve blocked messages, you can retrieve other deleted text messages from someone before they are blocked.
How do you get messages back after you unblock someone?
Here are the steps:
- Tap the Call & Text Blocking.
- Click on History.
- Choose Text Blocked History.
- Select the blocked message that you want to restore.
- Tap the Restore to Inbox.
Can you still see blocked messages on iPhone?
When you block someone from texting you on iPhone, there’s no way to see the messages that were sent while you had the number blocked. If you change your mind and want to see messages from that person on your iPhone, you can unblock their number to start receiving their messages again.
What happens when you unblock someone?
If you have a change of heart and decide to unblock someone, things don’t just go back to normal. For instance, unblocking someone will not restore likes and comments that were removed. Messages they sent you while they were blocked will still never be delivered, and they won’t automatically start following you again.
What happens to text messages when you are blocked?
If an Android user has blocked you, Lavelle says, “your text messages will go through as usual; they just won’t be delivered to the Android user.” It’s the same as an iPhone, but without the “delivered” notification (or lack thereof) to clue you in.
Where do Blocked messages go?
When you block a contact, their texts go nowhere. The person whose number you’ve blocked won’t receive any sign that their message to you was blocked; their text will simply sit there looking as though it were sent and not yet delivered, but in fact, it will be lost to the ether.
Can you see messages after unblocking someone on iMessage?
Text messages (SMS, MMS, iMessage) from blocked contacts (numbers or email addresses) do not appear anywhere on your device. Unblocking the contact does NOT show any messages sent to you when it was blocked.
What happens to messages when you block someone?
Can you see if someone texts you while blocked?
No, the whole point of blocking them is so you don’t see their messages or receive their calls.
When you block someone on iPhone what do they see?
When you block a number on your iPhone, the blocked caller will be sent straight to your voicemail — this is their only clue that they’ve been blocked, by the way. Instead, you need to scroll down to the bottom of the voicemail window and tap the “Blocked Messages” tab.
How to block spammy text messages on an iPhone?
Here’s how to block spam texts on your iPhone: Open the Messages app and open a conversation with the person or company you want to block. Tap the contact icon at the top of the screen, then tap the Info icon to bring up quick actions for that contact. Tap Info again to view a contact card. Scroll to the bottom and tap Block this Caller, then confirm you want to Block Contact.
How do I unblock someone in messenger?
Click on your profile pic on the left side top of the messenger. Navigate to ‘People’ option in the profile page. Check that you’ve ‘Blocked’ option in there. Click on that option and see the list of blocked people from your profile. Click on any profile which you want to unblock. Click on ‘Unblock this person’ and voila.
How do I retrieve deleted messages on an iPhone?
To recover deleted messages iPhone, click on the Messages & Logs >> Messages, you will find all text messages in the iTunes backup file. You can select and recover any iPhone text messages to computer or iPhone. Choose the recovery option you prefer, then you will be prompted to select between recovery to computer or iPhone.