will imessage show as delivered if phone is dead?
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When the recipient's phone is turned off or dead, Apple holds the iMessages sent to that account on its servers and delivers them to the iPhone when the recipient turns it back on. ... The message is delivered to any of these devices when it is active, even if the message has not reached the phone.
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NO but there's a caveat! An iMessage will only show up as "Delivered" if it has been successfully delivered to at least one of the recipient's devices that are​ enabled for iMessage. ... So in this situation, an iMessage can say delivered, but the text recipient's iPhone may actually just have a dead battery.
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No, iMessages don't show on your bill. They are sent as data. ... But, there will be no detailed information about individual iMessages. You should be able to get detailed information about your SMS messaages (though not the content).
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If the person has this function disabled, then it will simply say "delivered." If doesn't say this, then the person's phone is off/dead. ... I'm not sure what you mean, but regardless of whether or not the person receiving the message has read the text, it will come up as "delivered" if their phone is on.
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The Answer: NO but there's a caveat! However, if the person you texted has iMessage configured to a Mac, iPad or even an iPod touch those devices might receive the iMessage, even though that person's iPhone is dead. ...
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No, iMessages don't show on your bill. They are sent as data. ... So my AT&T bill shows as data, not individual iMessages. SMS/MMS are shown individually.
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The Answer: NO but there's a caveat! An iMessage will only show up as "Delivered" if it has been successfully delivered to at least one of the recipient's devices that are​ enabled for iMessage.
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There are a variety of different reasons why your message might not have been delivered, including: The recipient might have their phone off. The recipient might be having network issues. You might have been blocked by the recipient.
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Answer: A: No, iMessages don't show on your bill. They are sent as data. You'll see how much data you used over the month.
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If you have deleted messages on iMessage would the other person still have them and be able to see them? Yes. ... The Messages app can send iMessages, SMS & MMS.
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If you have deleted messages on iMessage would the other person still have them and be able to see them? Yes. FYI: Messages is the app on Apple devices.
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This could be caused if there is no Internet connection. If the option to “Send as SMS” is turned off, the iMessage will not be delivered until the device is back online. You can force an undelivered iMessage to be sent as a regular text message regardless of the “Send as SMS” setting.
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Method 2: Sending Text or iMessage to the iPhone Number to Check for Block. ... If the iMessage never shows a “Delivered” or “Read” message, and it's still blue, then you may have been blocked – but not always. If the iMessage goes through and shows a “Read” receipt, then you have definitely not been blocked.
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It should appear green with a lightning bolt in the middle. When your iPhone has just died, you can tell if you're properly charging it by the icons on the black screen. If you only see an empty battery icon, your iPhone is charging and will power on shortly.
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['If "Send Read Receipts" is enabled by the recipient, then it will change to "Read" once the message has actually been seen.', 'If you see "Sent as a Text Message," that means your message was sent using your carrier\'s SMS service rather than Apple\'s iMessage servers.']
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As of the last update of Apple's iOS Security Guide, May 2016: iMessage messages are queued for delivery to offline devices. Messages are currently stored for up to 30 days.
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It will say “Delivered” as the message still arrives on your iPhone. You merely don't get notified of it. In fact, if you read it while Do Not Disturb is on, and have Read Receipts enabled, it will also still say read. Standard Do Not Disturb doesn't do anything except suppress the notifications you normally receive.