Maybe his data is off? Mar 30, PM. That could be another reason too, however I would assume he would connect to wif if cellular data I turned off. Mar 30, PM in response to anypats In response to anypats. If the recipient of your messages has their phone on DND or just your conversation, the messages will go through as normal but the recipient will not be notified.
When they look at their Messages app, they'll be able to see that you've sent messages. If the recipient has you blocked, everything will look normal on your end but the messages will never be delivered. They will never appear on the recipient's phone.
As noted, the color of the messages tells you nothing about whether or not the recipient is seeing your messages. When imessage is unavailable it will send it as a text message, usually the receiver is in an area with a weak wifi or cellular signal or has imessage turned off. Blue or Green has nothing to do with being blocked. Blue means iMessage, i.
Do Not Disturb will not turn them to green as they are delivered but no sound or notification goes through while Do Not Disturb is on.
As far as I know to the sender nothing appears to be different but the receiver wouldn't ever get the message.
Edit: After some further research it appears that if you are on iOS 8 then it would try to send the message as an iMessage blue and attempt to send. After a couple of minutes it would resend as an SMS green. However, with iOS 9 it will immediately show as delivered and remain blue. Either way, the person that has blocked you will never receive the messages. Thank you for you help! That's why I was wondering because if he's at home he's going to be connected to Wifi which then would allow Imessage to work so I was just confused.
Mar 31, AM in response to anypats In response to anypats. Mar 31, AM. So what did the earlier user mean when they said that on iOS 8 it will attempt to send as iMessage but then send as a text but on iOS 9 it will look like a normal iMessage when sending but just never deliver?
Sorry I have so many questions lol. Are you on iOS 8 or iOS 9? If you are on iOS 9 then it won't look any different. Managed Mac Support Network Support. Government Supporting our Federal Agencies. Why are my Text Messages Blue or Green? Jon Brown Sep 19, Blue Background When your text message has a blue background, it means that your message exchange happened via iMessage and that you sent or received your message to and from another iOS device.
Green Background A green background means that the message you sent or received was delivered by SMS through your cellular provider. Message Us SMS Call Us Fix iPhone screen turns black and with spinning wheel after iOS Troubleshoot common apps stop working after upgrade to iOS SMS text messages appears in green bubble and are sending via your cellular voice service, and don't use the internet or your data plan How To Fix iPhone Messages Missing or Messages Disappeared.
If you see your messages green when they should be blue, it can be caused by either the receiver's device is an Android, or there is no Wifi connection available. There are several ways that blue iMessages is more preferred than green SMS messages. For instance, the iMessage in iOS 15 allows send location, Apple Memoji, better app integration with Shared with you, and much more.
If you find your iPhone Wifi not working correctly, try to reset Network settings. You'll always see green when writing to Android users, or when you're not connected to the internet.
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