No, you are not necessarily blocked if your iMessage turns green. In fact, the reason your message turns green is because iMessage is trying to send your message as a text message instead of an iMessage.
This could be for several reasons, including if the person you are messaging does not have an Apple device or does not have an internet connection. In this case, the message will be sent as a text message and will turn green.
It does not necessarily mean that you are blocked from contacting the person.
Why is someone’s iMessage green?
Someone’s iMessage might be green if they are not using an Apple device. iMessage is a messaging service created by Apple that allows users to send texts, photos, videos, and documents to each other.
It also supports group messages, and is compatible across Apple devices like iPhones, iPads, and Macs. If someone is sending a message from an iPhone to another iPhone, the message will appear in a blue bubble.
However, if someone is sending a message from an Android or other non-Apple device to an iPhone, the message will appear in a green bubble.
Why is iMessage green to another iPhone?
iMessage is green when sending messages to an iPhone because Apple uses a different system for iMessage and SMS/MMS messages. iMessage messages are sent over Apple’s proprietary messaging network, while SMS/MMS messages, which are also known as “text messages,” are sent over a cellular network.
The color difference of iMessage messages (green) is designed to help users differentiate between the two types of messaging. Apple also implements a variety of other features with iMessage, like read receipts, end-to-end encryption, effects, and stickers.
All of these features are not available when sending SMS/MMS messages and this is why they appear to be blue in color.
What happens if you send a text to someone who has blocked you?
If you send a text to someone who has blocked you, the message will not be delivered to their phone. When someone blocks you, it means that person no longer wants you to be able to communicate with them over text and calls.
Your message will never be delivered to the recipient, and you will not receive a response or any other information regarding whether they have blocked you. It may appear as if your message has been sent, however, this could just be because your service provider still sends out a data packet in order for the message to be delivered.
This packet will not be received by the person who has blocked you, and therefore the message will not be delivered and the person will not be aware of the message.
Why did my messages change from blue to green?
Your messages have likely changed from blue to green because you have recently updated or changed your phone or messaging service. Most phones and messaging services now color code contacts differently as part of their design.
For example, Apple’s Messages app color codes iMessage users with blue bubbles, and non-iMessage users with green bubbles. This helps its users easily distinguish between contacts with iMessage and those without – which can be especially helpful if you need to troubleshoot why messages are not sending or receiving correctly.
Additionally, if you use an email service like Gmail, they select different colors to represent sender and receiver contacts.
In most cases, these changes in color don’t need to be adjusted or changed, but if the current color scheme does not suit your personal taste or is causing confusion, most services allow you to customize the color scheme for your messages.
Why did my messages turn green all of a sudden?
Green messages in text conversations usually indicate that the messages have been sent to you through an SMS gateway. This means that they have been sent over a different network than normal, likely through a third-party service.
It could be that the person you are communicating with has a different kind of phone, such as an Android or iPhone, and they’re using a different messaging service. It could also be that they have a different kind of phone plan that allows them access to an SMS gateway.
Lastly, it could be that the person you are messaging activated the service on their own, or it could be part of a promotional or subscription-based plan from their carrier.
How do I make my messages blue again?
If your messages are no longer blue and you would like to make them blue again, there are several potential solutions for you to try. First, check that your settings in the messaging app are still correctly set to send messages as blue.
If the settings are correctly enabled, then this might be due to a technical issue, which you can try to fix by updating the messaging app. If the problem still persists, you can try resetting your device’s settings to see if this resolves the issue.
If the issue still persists, then you should reach out to the messaging app’s customer service team for further assistance.
What happens when someone blocks you on iMessage?
If someone blocks you on iMessage, it means that they are no longer able to communicate with you through the iMessage service. This means that any conversations you may have had in the past will no longer be accessible, and they will not receive any messages you send through iMessage.
You will also no longer see when they are active on iMessage and any group messages they may be in. If someone has blocked you on iMessage, you may still be able to communicate with them through other messaging or social media platforms or via a normal phone call, but you will no longer be able to use iMessage to reach them.
Why is my iMessage not showing delivered?
There are a few possible reasons why your iMessage may not be showing as being delivered.
The first is a problem with your internet connection. If your connection is weak, slow, or otherwise impaired, it may be preventing the message from being delivered. Make sure that your connection is strong and that your Wi-Fi or cellular data are turned on and functioning properly.
The second possible reason is that the contact you have sent the message to may have their iMessage service turned off. When this happens, the message will not appear as delivered, but the contact may still get the message when they turn their iMessage back on.
The third possible reason is a bug or issue with the app itself. If you have recently updated the app, or your device’s operating system, there may be a bug that is preventing the message from being delivered.
Try force closing the app and then reopening it to see if that helps. If the issue persists, try deleting and reinstalling the app completely.
Finally, if you are sending a message to an Android device, the message may not be delivered because Android devices do not support the iMessage protocol. In this case, you should try sending the message as an SMS or MMS instead.