First, you need to verify if it has indeed happened or if the number you’re calling is simply unavailable.
There are many reasons why someone might block your number, but it’s never pleasant to find yourself on that “other side.”
First, you need to verify if it has indeed happened or if the number you’re calling is simply unavailable. Therefore, the best way to find out if you’re blocked, if you don’t want to directly ask the person whose number it is, is to look for a few signs.
As it’s probably known, there’s no way to be 100% certain if your number is blocked because that would defeat the purpose of the action. However, there are guidelines that suggest such a situation.
When you call the disputed number, you might hear only one ring or none before the call is disconnected or forwarded to voicemail. In normal calls, this doesn’t happen; the ring is heard several times before being disconnected or forwarded to voicemail.
Another solution is to ask someone else to call the disputed number. If everything is normal with the call, then everything is clear. Additionally, you can send a message from another number, and if you receive a response, it’s also clear. Messages sent from a blocked number do not appear on the recipient’s phone, although the status says it’s delivered.