If an Android user has blocked you, your text messages will still go through as usual. However, the messages will not be delivered to the Android user who has blocked you. This means that you won’t receive any notification or indication that your message was blocked.
When you send a text message to someone who has blocked you on Android, it will appear to be sent from your end. You won’t receive any error message or indication that the message was not delivered. In fact, the message will be marked as “sent” on your device, giving you the impression that it was successfully delivered.
However, on the Android user’s end, your message will simply be ignored. They won’t receive any notification or indication that a message was blocked. It will not show up in their message inbox, and they won’t be able to read or respond to it.
It’s important to note that this applies only to text messages. Other forms of communication, such as phone calls or video calls, may be affected differently when someone blocks you on Android. For example, they may not receive your phone calls or see your missed call notifications, depending on their specific settings.
While being blocked can be frustrating, it’s important to respect the other person’s decision to block you. It’s best to refrain from repeatedly attempting to contact them or find alternative ways to reach out. Respecting their boundaries and giving them space is crucial in maintaining healthy communication.
If an Android user has blocked you, your text messages will go through as usual, but they will not be delivered to the Android user. It’s important to respect their decision and refrain from contacting them further.