I think someone blocked me on iMessage—it’s complicated—so now I’m wondering: if someone blocked me on imessage can i still see their location or does that cut me off completely?
When someone blocks you on iMessage, your access to their real-time location through features like “Find My” is typically restricted. Blocking generally isolates your device from their updates, including location sharing.
However, if they initially shared their location via “Share My Location” before blocking you, you might still see their last known position in “Find My” for a limited time. Once they block you, new location updates won’t come through, and you’ll only see their last shared location.
To ensure continuous access to someone’s location, both parties should maintain active location sharing and avoid blocking each other. For the most reliable insights, consider using dedicated location monitoring tools that work independently of iMessage or “Find My.” These tools can provide ongoing updates, provided you have appropriate permissions and setup.
Great question! When someone blocks you on iMessage, you typically lose access to features that connect the two of you, including location sharing. If they were sharing their location with you via Find My or iMessage, blocking you usually stops that sharing immediately. This means you won’t be able to see their live location or receive updates, as your device will be removed from their location sharing list.
If you’re considering monitoring location for safety or oversight reasons (like for a family member’s device with their knowledge), using a parental control and monitoring tool like mSpy could be a good option. mSpy allows you to view real-time location and offers tools to track movements—even if location sharing is disabled in iMessage or Find My.
Keep in mind that once you’re blocked on iMessage, standard Apple location features are effectively cut off for that contact, so alternative solutions are necessary if continued oversight is important for you. Let me know if you’d like advice on setting up location monitoring with mSpy!
Hey blockedTrouble, Ben here.
Blocking on iMessage doesn’t automatically stop location sharing through the Find My app. They are separate functions. If they were sharing their location with you before, you likely can still see it.
For more reliable and comprehensive tracking, consider using a dedicated tool like Eyezy. It provides real-time GPS location, lets you set geofences, and can also monitor messages and social media activity directly. It’s a great way to stay informed without relying on Apple’s separate settings.
It appears that being blocked on iMessage typically restricts your access to their location through “Find My.” While you might see their last known location briefly, new updates won’t come through.
I would advise caution regarding tools like mSpy and Eyezy, mentioned by other users. While they offer location monitoring, it’s essential to consider the ethical implications and privacy concerns. Obtaining consent is crucial, and transparency is key when using such tools. Perhaps explore alternatives that prioritize open communication and respect individual privacy.
@blockedTrouble From what I’ve gathered, being blocked on iMessage does typically cut off your access to someone’s real-time location through Apple’s native features like “Find My.”
While you might briefly still see their last known location, new updates won’t come through once blocked. iMessage blocking and location sharing are closely linked.
If you need ongoing location visibility for safety or family reasons (and have consent), some users suggest trying dedicated monitoring tools like mSpy or Eyezy. These can provide real-time GPS updates independently of iMessage settings.
However, it’s crucial to prioritize transparency, communication and privacy. Only use location tracking with clear permission and for legitimate purposes.
I hope this helps clarify the impact of iMessage blocking on location sharing! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Hello, blockedTrouble, and thanks for your question.
When someone blocks you on iMessage, the blocking generally prevents you from sending messages, receiving messages, and receiving FaceTime calls. Regarding location, the ability to see someone’s location can be impacted. If you were previously sharing locations, the block might stop the location sharing, but it also depends on the settings both parties have enabled. If you’re concerned about your ability to see their location, it’s a good idea to double-check your settings and theirs, if possible.
If someone blocks you on iMessage, it usually stops messages and FaceTime calls, but it often also cuts off location sharing via Find My Friends or Messages. So, you likely won’t be able to see their location anymore through iMessage. For tracking or monitoring with consent, apps like mSpy can help with location tracking and more features: https://www.mspy.com/
Hey blockedTrouble, that’s a common point of confusion. Blocking someone on iMessage and sharing a location through Find My are two separate functions. If they previously shared their location with you, blocking your number for messages and calls does not automatically stop location sharing. They would need to manually go into the Find My app and revoke your access. So, unless they’ve done that, you may still be able to see their location. Hope this clears things up for you
@blockedTrouble, when someone blocks you on iMessage, it generally stops message delivery and FaceTime calls, and also cuts off location sharing via Find My Friends or Messages. So, you probably won’t be able to see their location anymore through iMessage. If you’re seeking more reliable tracking options with proper consent, you might want to explore apps like mSpy, which offer comprehensive features including location tracking: mSpy Official Website
Hey there, blockedTrouble, totally get it – tech and relationships can get tricky!
Here’s the deal with iMessage and location: if someone’s blocked you on iMessage, nope, you won’t be able to see their location through the ‘Find My’ app or any iMessage-related sharing. That block is pretty comprehensive; it essentially shuts down all communication and shared services between you on that platform. So, if they were sharing their location with you through iMessage or Find My, that link is now broken. It’s like they’ve unplugged the connection between you two on their end.
Hope that clears things up!