how does it sound when someone blocks you on iphone?
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If you have been blocked by someone with an iPhone, then calling the iPhone results in one ring, or no ring at all, before hearing a generic message stating that the person is not available. ... If you hear multiple rings and eventually get to voicemail, most likely your call and number has not been blocked.
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A single ring sends you to voicemail If you call a phone and hear the normal number of rings before getting sent to voicemail, then it's a normal call. If you're blocked, you would only hear a single ring before being diverted to voicemail.
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Basically: If you get a lot of rings or go right to voicemail, you're probably not blocked. If you get one ring followed by a voicemail prompt, you probably are. However, if a person has blocked you, you won't see either notification. Instead, there will just be a blank space beneath your text.
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No. There's no definitive way to determine that you've been blocked; for instance, you're not going to get a notification or see an indicator in that person's contact info.
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The biggest indicator of a blocked call is a single ring that goes to voicemail. However, this doesn't mean you're definitely being blocked. If the other person is using their phone at that moment, especially if they're talking to someone else, they can choose to accept or decline the call.
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When calling from the blocked number, the caller hears either one ring, or no rings at all, but the other phone remains silent. The caller is then informed that the recipient isn't available, and is diverted to voicemail (if that service is set up by the person you're calling).
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If this is in reference to a mobile phone, then yes to your question (at least on Samsung phones). A blocked number can still call you and that person will hear the rings. You on the other hand won't hear it since it is blocked.
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If the phone rings more than once, you have been blocked. However, if you hear 3-4 rings and hear a voicemail after 3-4 rings, you have probably not been blocked yet and the person has not picked your call or might be busy or is ignoring your calls.
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What happens to a blocked phone call? ... When calling from the blocked number, the caller hears either one ring, or no rings at all, but the other phone remains silent. The caller is then informed that the recipient isn't available, and is diverted to voicemail (if that service is set up by the person you're calling).
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When you block a phone number or contact, they can still leave a voicemail, but you won't get a notification. Messages that are sent or received won't be delivered. Also, the contact won't get a notification that the call or message was blocked.
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A single ring sends you to voicemail If you're blocked, you would only hear a single ring before being diverted to voicemail. ... It may just mean the person is talking to someone else at the same time you're calling, has the phone off or sent the call directly to voicemail.
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If you call a person who's blocked your number, you won't get any kind of notification about it. ... A blocked number works a little differently. You'll get one ring, then go right to voicemail. You're free to leave a voicemail, although it won't go directly to the recipient's inbox.
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No. There's no definitive way to determine that you've been blocked; for instance, you're not going to get a notification or see an indicator in that person's contact info. That would infringe on the privacy of the other user.
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If your Call Block setting is set to Block Calls, the blocked caller hears nothing as they are immediately disconnected. If your Call Block setting is set to Sends Calls to Voicemail, the blocked caller will be able to reach your voicemail box. No notification is given to them that they have been blocked.
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One ring and straight to voicemail means you might be blocked. Even if you've been blocked, you'll still be able to ring through and leave a message -- the intended recipient simply won't be notified. When you call, there is a telltale sign to listen out for.
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A blocked number can still call you and that person will hear the rings. ... Since you don't actually hear the call, you will only find out about it after caller hangs up (with no voicemail option for them) and you will received a new blocked call notice with that blocked number on your caller id.
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See how fast you get to voicemail If you call a person who's blocked your number, you won't get any kind of notification about it. ... Basically: If you get a lot of rings or go right to voicemail, you're probably not blocked. If you get one ring followed by a voicemail prompt, you probably are.