if someone has blocked your number does it still ring?
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If you're blocked, you would only hear a single ring before being diverted to voicemail. An unusual ring pattern doesn't necessarily mean your number is blocked. 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 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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But long story short, there's no good way for you, as an individual, to know if you've been blocked without trying to contact them. If they have blocked you, no harm. They will not see any record of your call. It simply never reached their phone.
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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.
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You can't know for sure if someone has blocked your number on an Android without asking the person. However, if your Android's phone calls and texts to a specific person don't seem to be reaching them, your number might have been blocked.
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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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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. ... Alternatively, if the person's phone is off, or if he or she is already on a call, you'll go directly to voicemail.
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One ring and straight to voicemail means you might be blocked. ... If you only hear one ring before the voicemail picks up, there are three possible reasons: their phone is off, they've set their phone to auto-divert to voicemail (i.e., they've enabled Do Not Disturb mode), or you've been blocked.
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If they have Silence Unknown Callers on and the number you are calling from isn't in their contacts you will also go to voicemail. But if you were blocked, and the number you call from is in their contacts, either the person will pick up, or it will ring a few times until you ring off.
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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. ... The call block is to avoid having to hear endless calls from the caller.
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An unusual ring pattern doesn't necessarily mean your number is blocked. 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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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. However, the ringtone/voicemail pattern won't behave normally. When you call an unblocked number, you'll get somewhere between three and a dozen rings, then a voicemail prompt.
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Call Behavior If your call is sent to voicemail immediately or after just one ring, this usually means that your number has been blocked. You may be able to leave a voicemail message, even if you are blocked by the recipient; however, the recipient will not be alerted about your message.
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Let's set the right expectations on a blocked number. If you are blocked with this other person, your texts would go through normally on your end, and any calls would go straight to voicemail. On their end, they would never receive your texts, although they may receive a notification that you tried calling them.
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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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The person whose number you've blocked won't receive any sign that their message to you was blocked; their text will simply sit there looking as though it were sent and not yet delivered, but in fact, it will be lost to the ether.