Why does my text say delivered but not read? It is possible that your text was delivered to the recipient's phone, but they may not have opened it yet. If your message is urgent, you can try sending another text or calling the person directly.
DELIVERED = confirmation the message has reached the recipient's phone but fails to show if it has been "seen" yet. "Delivered" is a good sign. It means that the text is ready and waiting for them to open it.
Delivered means the other person received the message on their device. Read means the recipient has tapped on it. Of course, this doesn't mean they've actually read it—it only means the message has been opened. Don't panic if you don't hear back immediately; they might have selected it but subsequently got distracted.
When it doesn't say Delivered, it means the other person is texting someone else or on the phone. Once they stop texting or hang up the phone, you will see the text message has been delivered.
A delivered text message status does not necessarily mean that the recipient reads the message. It simply means that the message was received by their device and is stored in their memory. The recipient may still choose not to read or open the message, even though it has been delivered successfully.
Message Read Receipts on Android
You can turn it on in your messaging app Settings. Click directly on Multimedia Messages, Text Messages, or open More Settings to see these options. Then, tap Chat Features to turn on Send read receipts. Once it is turned on, the checkmarks in your previous conversations will change.
"Delivered" means the message has been successfully received by the person's iPhone, but not necessarily that it has been opened. If Read Receipts are on, it will show the time the message was read. If Read Receipts are off, it will say "Delivered" regardless if they have read it or not.
Some people don't have receipts enabled, and it's usually pretty easy to tell. If you send messages to them and they respond to you, but there is still no read receipt, odds are good that their read receipts are disabled. With Community, there are typically not regular read receipts that go along with text messages.
If you haven't been blocked, the status will read "Delivered." And if the person has enabled read receipts, it will later turn to "Read" once they open the message. A red flag that you've been blocked is when you don't see the delivery status or the read receipt at all.
When a message is “read”, that means the recipient is ACTIVELY looking at the message (not just in Preview), and indicates attentiveness. By switching that option off, she's telling you that she doesn't want you to know if she has or has not read the message.
Deliver Quietly is a new feature tied to Apple's iOS 12 operating system. When Deliver Quietly is enabled, notifications will still come through, but not all of them will appear on your iPhone's lock screen. Instead, the notifications from the app will appear in the iPhone Notification Center.
Look for “Delivered” under your last message.
If you see nothing listed under your last message, your message has not yet been delivered. If "Send Read Receipts" is enabled by the recipient, then it will change to "Read" once the message has actually been seen.
When you Ignore a chat thread, even though you will receive all the messages, the Messenger will mark them as Sent only and not Delivered. You will see a hollow blue circle with a checkmark inside to indicate Sent, and a filled-in blue circle shows it as Delivered.
Messenger uses small, circular icons that show up in the lower right the message window. If a friend has read your message, you'll see a miniature version of their profile picture. If they haven't, you'll see a blue icon with a white checkmark indicating the message has been delivered, but not yet read.
No, you are not necessarily blocked if the text says delivered. It is possible that the recipient's phone is turned off or out of range, so the message was sent but not received. You can try sending a follow-up message to see if it goes through.
If an Android user has blocked you, Lavelle says, “your text messages will go through as usual; they just won't be delivered to the Android user.” It's the same as an iPhone, but without the “delivered” notification (or lack thereof) to clue you in.
How can you tell if someone has read your text without read receipts? Two blue check marks mean the message has been read. You can press and hold the message to see what time it was read if you really need to. If the two check marks stay gray, the recipient may have turned read receipts off.
No, it does not. If it says “delivered” it means that the text has been transferred to the other person's device, not that they've seen it. There is a setting, however, that can turn off the Read text, so maybe they have read it and just have that turned on, though in most cases they haven't seen the text yet.
They were sent. That's what "Delivered" means. The fact that it hasn't changed to "Read" means they have have it on their device but have not looked at it yet. Or, person may also have turned off the option to show that they have read the message.
If your message was sent successfully, you'll see the words “Delivered” or “Read” (if they have Read Receipts on) below the last iMessage that you sent them. If you don't see these words, it means they either didn't get your message, don't have adequate service to receive messages, or might have blocked you.
No - when a message says it's been 'delivered', it means it's been sent to the other person's phone and a notification should be waiting for them (assuming they have notifications turned on).
I sent a imessage earlier in the day and it was delivered. Now it says delivered quietly does that mean they didn't read it? It means they were not notified.
Yes, you will continue receiving texts. Do Not Disturb mode on iOS and Android prevents notifications from making noise or appearing on screen. It does not block incoming text messages or phone calls. If you aren't receiving texts on your Android or iPhone, it's likely caused by another problem.
Deliver Quietly is one option of three: Deliver Prominently, Deliver Quietly, or Turn off. Deliver Quietly will still get your notifications to you, but they won't make a noise or appear on the Lock screen. Instead, you'll see these notifications in your Notification Center and as a badge alert on the app icon.