iOS: iMessage Messages Show as “Not Delivered” Fix?

There are a few potential causes for this issue. One possibility is that your phone is not connected to the internet or your carrier’s network. Another possibility is that you may have sent the message to someone who does not have an iMessage account. If you still cannot resolve the issue, please reach out to Apple Support.

If you have an iPhone, open the “Mail” app. Tap on the message that says “Not delivered.” On the bottom of the screen, you’ll see a button that says “Report Delivery Issue.” Tap on that button. You’ll be taken to a page where you can tell Mail about the problem.

There could be a few reasons why your Messages are blue but not delivered:
-You may not have enough storage space on your device for Messages. You can check by going to Settings > General > Storage and checking how much space is available. If you’re still having trouble, you can try deleting some of your messages.
-Your device may be out of service or in a low signal area. You can try restarting your phone and checking again later.

Delivered means that the package has been delivered to the recipient’s address. If the package has not been delivered, then it is blocked.

Blocking someone on iMessage means that you have stopped them from sending you messages. To unblock someone, go to their profile and tap the three lines in the top left corner. From there, tap the “Block” button next to their name.

Blocked messages are not delivered when the person you’re blocked from sending messages to is also blocked from receiving messages.

Yes, you can be blocked if you send as text.

Yes, if you are blocked in 2020, your iMessage will say delivered.

There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on the device and carrier. However, some carriers have policies in place that may result in messages being blocked if they are deemed to be spam or inappropriate. If you are uncertain whether your message will be blocked, it is best to avoid sending them if possible.

There could be a few reasons why your iMessages might turn green. One possibility is that you are running out of storage space on your device, and as a result, your Messages are being stored in smaller chunks. This can lead to the Messages taking up more space, and eventually turning green. If this is the case, you can try clearing out your Messages history (via Settings > Messages) and restoring them from a backup to free up some space.

No, green does not mean blocked. It can mean that the traffic is light and moving quickly.

There could be a few reasons why your iPhone is sending messages in green. One possibility is that there is a bug with the iOS Messages app, and it’s not recognizing some of your text messages as being sent. Another possibility is that you’re using an older version of the Messages app, and it’s not compatible with the latest iPhone models.

There can be many reasons why your messages might appear green instead of blue. One possibility is that your phone’s color settings are set to display messages in a different color than what you see onscreen. You can change this setting in the Messages app on your phone. If you’re using a third-party messaging app, it may also be affecting your message color. In general, if you’re not sure why a message is appearing in a different color, please contact Apple Support.

There is no definitive way to know if a green text message was delivered, but the best way to check is to check your phone’s notifications. If the text message is listed as being sent and received, then it was likely delivered.

If you have blocked someone on your iPhone and you want to text them, there are a few ways to do it. You can send them a message through the Messages app, or you can use an app like Text Plus which allows you to send messages through your phone’s texting service.