Twitter is a very fast-paced dynamic website, it is very easy to get engaged in an altercation on divisive topics. People with different views and backgrounds argue with each other in the comment or on their timeline. Sometimes even more people join in on those arguments. Some from one side and some from others.
Sometimes trolls join in and start going through your timeline and start interacting with your posts. The last resort is to block them. Sometimes it happens so that another person has blocked you, but how to find out if someone has blocked you when Twitter does not send any notification regarding this.
It becomes more difficult when people don’t follow block you. Unfortunately, currently, there is no easier method to find who has blocked than searching and visiting the profile of the person that has blocked you. But there are some third-party websites that can provide you information regarding how many people have blocked you.
Do you want to know how many people blocked me on Twitter?
Follow the following steps to find out how many people has blocked you:
- Search for “Blolook” on google.
- Click on the first link it will take you to their website.
- Log in to your Twitter account using the link provided on the website.
OR - Authorize the website from an already login account. Once given permission the website will show you go through your account and present you the data. The website will present the information under three heads. First The no of accounts that have blocked you. second mutual blocking i.e. you and the other person have blocked each other. Third, the number of accounts you have blocked. This website cross-reference data from your account and the data from the account of the other user who has used the service from this website and give you an approximate number of people that have blocked you.
This site does not permit to tell you the name or handle of the account that is blocking you but it only shows the number of the accounts.
One thing to keep in mind that it is a third-party service and not a service provided by the user, so the number provided by the website can be off by a few digits. All its data is from the user that has provided it permission to use their data. So if there is someone who has blocked you but hasn’t given permission to access their account information their account will not be taken into the final number. Still, it is a good way to find out a ballroom figure about how many people have blocked you.
So in this way, you can know how many people blocked me on Twitter.