After being blocked, can I not see the other person in a group?

Whether you cannot see the other party in the group chat after being blocked depends on the specific functions and settings of the social platform. Some platforms will completely block the interactive content between the blocked parties, and some platforms will only limit the private chat function.

In mainstream social software such as WeChat, blocking operations usually do not affect the visibility of group chat scenes. After being blocked, you can still see the other party's comments, avatar, and basic information in the shared group, but you cannot initiate private chats or view updated Moments content through the group chat. Some niche social platforms may adopt stricter blocking logic. After being blocked, both parties will not be able to see each other's comments in the group. This type of design is mostly used for anonymous social networking or workplace applications.

In rare cases, the platform will temporarily adjust functions due to version updates. For example, the group chat blocking option may be temporarily enabled during the testing phase. Some overseas social software such as LINE allow users to individually set whether to block blocked objects in the group. Such personalized functions usually need to be turned on manually.

It is recommended to check the privacy policy description of the specific platform, or confirm the actual blocking range through a small account test. If you need to avoid contact altogether, leaving a mutual group is a more radical option. The group owner can restrict the blocked members from speaking by setting permissions, but cannot directly remove their visibility.