When you block someone, they’ll no longer be able to contact you (ex: send you messages, call you) on Messenger or on Facebook chat. However, you can always unblock a person whenever you decide to do so. But how exactly can you achieve that? A lot of users are having trouble in this area, as the option is buried deep in the settings of your account. To make things a bit easier for you, That why i wrote a post showing you just how to unblock someone on Facebook on your Android device. You’ll find all the info you need below.
To block messages from someone:
iPhone and iPad:Open a conversation with the person you want to block
Tap their name at the top of the conversation
Scroll down and tap Block
Tap next to Block Messages
Android:Open the conversation with the person you want to block
Tap
, scroll down, and then tap Block
Tap Block all messages
How do I unblock someone in Messenger?
To unblock someone on Messenger:
To block messages from someone:
iPhone and iPad:Open a conversation with the person you want to block
Tap their name at the top of the conversation
Scroll down and tap Block
Tap next to Block Messages
Android:Open the conversation with the person you want to block
Tap
, scroll down, and then tap BlockTap Block all messages
How do I unblock someone in Messenger?
To unblock someone on Messenger:
iPhone and iPad:From 
Home, tap your profile picture in the top left corner
Tap People and then tap Blocked
Tap the name of the person you want to unblock
Tap next to Block Messages to unblock them
Android:Form
Home, tap your profile picture in the top right corner
Scroll down and tap People
Tap Blocked people
Tap Unblock next to the name of the person you want to unblock.
Home, tap your profile picture in the top left cornerTap People and then tap Blocked
Tap the name of the person you want to unblock
Tap next to Block Messages to unblock them
Android:Form
Home, tap your profile picture in the top right cornerScroll down and tap People
Tap Blocked people
Tap Unblock next to the name of the person you want to unblock.
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