Have you recently sent someone an iMessage on your iPhone, Mac or iPad, and noticed that the color of the bubble changed?
Normally, when you send a text to another Apple device, the bubble will be blue, indicating that it was sent via iMessage.
But if it’s suddenly turned green, this can be quite surprising.
So, what causes it, and does it mean that you’re blocked? Is there any way to know for sure?
In this article, I’ll cover everything that you need to know!
Are you looking to make somebody think that you’ve blocked them from your iPhone?
Whether you want to teach somebody a lesson or you just want to partake in a harmless prank, there are plenty of things you can do make someone believe that they’re blocked, even if you haven’t actually blocked them.
This way, you’ll still be able to see any messages that they happen to send you, so you can enjoy their reaction.
In this article, I’ll be sharing many different tips and strategies to try out. I recommend trying most if not all of them on your iPhone, as each one will help make it more convincing.
Let’s begin!
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