How do you know if someone blocked you on Snapchat? There are multiple ways to know if someone blocked or deleted you on Snapchat, and in this article, we will share with you how you can check it and verify your speculation.
Part 1: Does Snapchat notify you when someone blocks you?
Being blocked or deleted on Snapchat is scary, and when you do get blocked or deleted, Snapchat will not send you a message or notification about this. So, it can be hard to determine if you were blocked or deleted from your friends list. You also cannot inquire about who blocked you if you ask Snapchat support, so you have to put on your detective hat to do some investigating yourself.
Part 2: What happens when you are blocked on Snapchat?
Multiple things can happen if someone on Snapchat blocks you. First, you will be unable to see your conversation with them anymore. You cannot send them any snaps or even find their profile in your friends list. When you are blocked, they are cutting all your connections with them on Snapchat. So we completely understand that this could be a not-so-good feeling for anyone. Before jumping to conclusions, investigate whether they have blocked your account.
Part 3: How do you know if someone blocked you on Snapchat on iPhone/Android--3 Ways
If you want to investigate whether someone has blocked you on Snapchat, you can try the different ways that we will verify if your friend has blocked you.
Option #1: Check your conversations with that suspected user
One indication to know whether your friends have blocked you is by checking your recent conversation with them. However, this option is better if you recently just talked with the user.
You can check this by going to the "Conversation" with the bubble icon, and if you see that the user's chat is not in the list, then that's already a confirmation that they have blocked you.
Option #2: Search for the username
This option is good if you have not conversed with that user recently. If nothing comes up when you search for their username or full name, that is also another indicator that they have blocked you. But if you still see their name after searching for it, they probably must have deleted you from their friends list.
You can search for a username by clicking "Search" with the magnifying glasses icon. You can type the username or full name of the suspected user.
Option #3: Use a different account to search for the usernam
This option is good if you know anyone with a Snapchat account. Another option would be for you to create another account on Snapchat. Then, you can use their account to search for the username and follow the same steps as the option above. You have been blocked if their names come up but not when you use your account.
Part 4: FAQs
Question #1: If someone deletes me, can they still see my messages?
If someone deletes you from their friend list, they can still see and access all the messages you or that other person has saved.
Question #2: What's the Difference Between Blocked and Removed/Unadded?
There is a big difference between being blocked and removed or unadded. If you have been blocked, then you will not be able to see anything that the person has posted or even be able to send a snap to them. With blocking, you are cutting all your connections with that person.
If you have been removed or unadded, you can still see that user's profile and access your saved conversations. However, sending a message to them will show as pending and not be sent successfully.
Conclusion
Now that you learn how to know if someone blocked you on Snapchat. We hope that the tips that we shared will be helpful in your investigation of finding out whether your friend has blocked you. There are other reasons that you could have been blocked, and you can also go and confirm the reason with that friend to clear any misunderstandings.
If you also want to know more about what you can do in the Snapchat application, you can read more about the tips and hacks in our article "21 Hidden Snapchat Hacks & Features You Might Have Missed".
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Axel Nash
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