does imessage say delivered when read?
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It does not change back to “delivered” after it shows “read”. The person you send an iMessage to most likely has their Send Read Receipts setting off in the iMessage settings.
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Question: Q: how to tell if someone recieved audio message Should the audio message say delivered underneath like a regular text or no? iMessage read receipts are up to the recipient. If they have enabled them, then yes. If they have disabled them, then no.
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Will iMessages Deliver To A Dead Phone or iPhone? The Answer: NO but there's a caveat! ... So, if the text recipient is only using their iPhone and had no other devices setup for iMessage, like an iPad or Mac computer, the text will NOT show up as delivered.
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Tap Messages (the green icon with a white text bubble inside it). Toggle on Send Read Receipts. Others will now be notified when you read their messages. If your recipient also has enabled read receipts, you'll see Read beneath your message along with the time it was read.
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['Open Settings.', 'Tap Messages (the green icon with a white text bubble inside it).', 'Toggle on Send Read Receipts.', "Others will now be notified when you read their messages. If your recipient also has enabled read receipts, you'll see Read beneath your message along with the time it was read."]
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If the iMessage goes through and shows a “Read” receipt, then you have definitely not been blocked. ... If the iMessage goes through and shows a “Delivered” message, then you have probably not been blocked.
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If you're texting someone with read receipts activated, underneath your message in the text screen, you'll see Read and the time your message was opened. Here's how to turn on read receipts in an iPhone's Messages app: Open Settings. Go to Messages (the green icon with a white text bubble inside it).
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Underneath you will see the status, Sent, Delivered, Read. If the bubble is green, it means the recipient isn't on iPhone which means read receipts might not work. If both bubbles are blue and the status stays at Delivered, they may have turned read receipts off.
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Will an iMessage appear as delivered if the recipient's device is dead? ... So, if a user only has a single iPhone, and nothing else configured for iMessage (like a Mac or an iPad), then if that device is dead, the message will not be delivered and therefore not show a "Delivered" status.
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People have love/hate relationships with messaging Read Receipts. ... When Read Receipt is turned on, people will be notified when you read the messages they've sent you. Vice versa, if it's turned on on their side, you will be notified when they read your text. It depends on how you look at them.
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If the iMessage says delivered and then you block them, yes, they can see it. If you block them before sending the message, iMessage will fail but probably convert your failed iMessage to a text message and then send it (per default settings).
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["One checkmark: This means that the message is still sending. When you send your message, this icon will appear right away and should soon turn to 'delivered'.", 'Two checkmarks: This indicates that the message is delivered. ... ', 'Two purple checkmarks: This means that the message is seen.']
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If the iMessage goes through and shows a “Delivered” message, then you have probably not been blocked.
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You should see a 'Read' label below the sent message bubble. It first shows 'delivered' and changes to ' read' when recipient reads your text. This is available only if recipient has the ' send read receipt' option ON. Settings - Messages - Send read receipts.
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No, iMessages don't show on your bill. They are sent as data.
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“Delivered” means that the phone has received the message. “Read” means that the person has read the message. People, though, can turn off “Send Read Receipts”, which means that even if they have read the message, it won't actually show the “Read” message to the other person (the sender of the message).
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When you send an iMessage, Apple will route that message through their servers using an Internet connection. This Internet connection can be either Wi-Fi or your cellular provider's data network. If no Internet connection is available, the Messages app may attempt to deliver the iMessage as a regular SMS text message.