What is what does it mean when your text doesn't say delivered?

When a text message doesn't say "delivered," it means the sender's device has sent the message, but there's no confirmation that it reached the recipient's device. There are several reasons why this might happen:

• Recipient's phone is off or has no service: If the recipient's phone is switched off, in airplane mode, or outside of a service area, the message cannot be delivered until the phone is back online.
• Recipient's phone is out of memory: If the recipient's phone is full and unable to receive new data, the message might not be delivered.
• The recipient has blocked your number: If you have been blocked by the recipient, your messages will not be delivered, and you won't receive a <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/delivered%20status">delivered status</a>.
• Network issues: There could be temporary <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/network%20issues">network issues</a> on either the sender's or recipient's carrier's side.
• iMessage issues (for iPhone users): If you're sending an iMessage to someone who has recently switched from an iPhone to an Android device or has disabled iMessage, the message might fail to deliver. It could also be that the iMessage service itself is experiencing temporary problems. The message might then be sent as an SMS instead, but only if that option is enabled in your settings.
• SMSC (Short Message Service Center) issues: The <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/SMSC%20issues">SMSC issues</a> could be having problems.
• The recipient's phone number is incorrect: You might have entered the wrong phone number.
• The message was filtered as spam: The recipient's device could have a spam filter active that is preventing delivery.