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Nearly everyone has blocked a number at some point. Spam call? Blocked. Weird text about a package I didn't order? Blocked. Person I don't want popping up on my phone anymore? Also blocked. But every so often, my blocked list should be edited.

Maybe I blocked the wrong person. Maybe I did it by accident. Maybe I changed my mind.

The thing is, blocking isn't just a call setting. On the iPhone, it affects Messages and FaceTime, too. So sometimes, I need to double-check things. Whatever my reason may be, Apple lets me view and manage blocked contacts pretty easily on the iPhone.