iMessage vs SMS. If you know someone has an iPhone and suddenly text messages between you and that person are green. This is a sign they’ve probably blocked you. Perhaps the person doesn’t have cellular service or data connection or has iMessage turned off, so your iMessages fall back to SMS.
Do iMessages go green if blocked?
As an example, suppose an Android user is texting someone with an iPhone. Returning to the original question, does a green iMessage mean you’ve been blocked? Yes, that is correct; receiving green iMessages from friends who use Apple message devices indicates that they have blocked you on their iMessenger app.
What color are iMessages when blocked?
Check the bubble color iMessage users know that a green bubble indicates that you’re sending a regular text message instead of using Apple’s proprietary messaging protocol — what might be news is that green bubbles can also be an indicator that someone has blocked you on iMessage.
How do you know if someone blocked your iMessage?
Method 1 – Check the Color of the Text Bubble That’s because you’re no longer using iMessage but sending an SMS. So, if your text bubble was blue and one day turns green, that can be a red flag. The person you’re speaking to might not have an internet connection or may have changed to an Android device.
