In today’s world, communication is instant. We can be located anytime, anywhere, whatever we do: just have any type of mobile phone in your pocket or in your hands, and you can receive messages at any time, in any way.
This can be extremely convenient if we think about the distant friend or love that we miss, but it can also become a bit annoying if it is a message from a sender that invades our space too much or from someone we really do not want to know anything about. (at least not at any time of the day and, for the most cheeky, even at night).
However, WhatsApp offers us the necessary tools to get out of this little problem.
If messages become excessively inappropriate, we are given the ability to block the sender. In this case, the messages will no longer reach us, and we will never know if this person really sent us something or not. In fact, instant communication raises the problem of the right not to be located at all costs, and also whatsapp seems to be more and more aware of it.
In fact, among the latest developments, the app has given us the possibility to hide our online status, so that others do not know when we are using the app, in addition to being able to hide our last access, and of course, as we said, the block .
But how can we find out the opposite, that is, find out if we have blocked ourselves? Whatsapp does not notify us when we are blocked, so we do not have any official communication. However, the clues are more than evident. On the one hand, we will not see our profile picture or our last connection. However, this is not definitive proof, as the person may have simply decided to hide it from everyone.
This can be clearly seen when only a tick appears in the sent message. This could also indicate that the recipient’s phone is temporarily turned off or in airplane mode: but if the tick doesn’t reappear, you’ve probably been blocked.