Can I see the other party’s signature after being blocked on WeChat?

After blacklisting the other party on WeChat, you can still see the other party’s avatar and signature updates in the WeChat blacklist.

1. If a friend "blacklists" the other party, the friend will still be displayed in the other party's address book list. After the other party opens the friend's "Personal Album", he can only see a horizontal line under the friend's avatar and nickname. When a friend changes his avatar, the other party can still see the friend's changed avatar.

When the other party sends a message to a friend, a red warning symbol appears on the left side of the message, and the message "The message has been sent, but was rejected by the other party" is displayed below. When you click "Video Chat" or "Voice Chat" in "Video Chat" in WeChat, "The other party has added you to the blacklist and cannot video chat" or "The other party has added you to the blacklist and cannot voice chat" will appear. " prompt, you need to click "OK" to return.

2. If a friend "adds the other party to the blacklist", the other party will not be displayed in the friend's address book list, but the friend will open "Me--Settings--Privacy--Contact Blacklist" in WeChat. List" to enter the blacklist list, click the other party's nickname to open the other party's "Details", you can see the other party's avatar in the other party's "Details", at the same time, when the other party changes the avatar, friends can still see the changed avatar, and the friend is in the other party's "Details" Select "Send Message" in "Details", and the other party can still receive messages from friends.

If the other party has made privacy settings: Me-Settings-Privacy-Turn off "Allow strangers to view ten photos", after the friend opens the other party's "Personal Album", he can only see one line under the other party's avatar and nickname. Horizontal line, if the other party turns on "Allow strangers to view ten photos", friends can view up to ten photos in the other party's "Personal Album".