How to Find Out If You've Been Blocked on WhatsApp

Signs You've Been Blocked:

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No Last Seen or Profile Picture:

If you can't see the person's last seen time or profile picture, even when you know they're usually active on WhatsApp, it could be a sign of blocking. *

Unclickable Chat:

When you try to open a chat with the person, it shows no messages and the message box is unclickable, indicating a potential block. *

Only One Checkmark:

If your messages to the person only show one checkmark (not two), it may mean they're not receiving your messages, which could be due to blocking. *

No Calls or Voice Notes:

If you attempt to make a call or send a voice note to the person and it doesn't go through, it could be a further indication of being blocked.

Other Possible Reasons:

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Privacy Settings:

The person may have changed their privacy settings to hide their last seen and profile picture from specific contacts. *

Technical Issues:

Glitches or temporary server problems can also cause similar symptoms. It's a good idea to check if WhatsApp is down before assuming a block. *

Deleted Account:

If the person has deleted their WhatsApp account, you won't be able to see their profile picture, last seen, or send them messages.

How to Confirm:

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Create a New WhatsApp Account:

Create a new WhatsApp account with a different phone number and try to message the person. If you can see their profile and send messages, it confirms the block. *

Ask a Mutual Friend:

Reach out to a mutual friend and ask them to message the person. If they can contact them but you can't, it's likely you've been blocked. *

Use a WhatsApp Web:

If you have access to your WhatsApp account through a web browser or desktop, try sending a message from there. If the message doesn't go through, it's a clear indication of a block.

What to Do:

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Respect Their Decision:

If you've been blocked, respect the person's decision and don't try to harass or spam them. *

Give Them Space:

Allow the person some space and time to process their emotions or resolve the issue that led to the block. *

Communicate Indirectly:

If necessary, try to communicate with the person through other channels like email or social media, acknowledging their need for space.