Don't Block Me

Don’t Block Me quiz: Find the friends you can’t trust, one wrong answer at a time

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Every group chat has that one person who swears they know you better than anyone, and then gets your pizza crust answer wrong. The Don’t Block Me quiz turns that argument into a game. You answer 10 quick questions about yourself, the site gives you a link, and everyone who opens it has to guess your answers. Score low and the result page shows your pleading friend a chat-style reply that says they are blocked. Score high and they are declared a real friend who will never be blocked.

It is built for the people you actually talk to every day: your school or college friends, the cousins who only message on birthdays, the roommate, the coworkers you grab lunch with. Nobody really loses their contact. The block is a joke, the scoreboard is real, and the top 10 is visible to everyone who plays, so bragging rights are on the line.

Making one takes about a minute on your phone, there is no signup, and you can post the link in WhatsApp, Instagram or Snapchat right away.

1 Answer 10 questions about yourself
2 Share your link in the group chat
3 See who earns a spot and who gets the block message

What is the Don’t Block Me quiz and who is it for?

It is a friend test with a twist: instead of a boring percentage, your friends get a verdict. Fewer than four right answers and they are told they are blocked, four to six puts them on thin ice, seven or more earns the never-blocked badge with a happy reply from you.

It works best when you have a crowd to share it with. Class groups, hostel floors, the family WhatsApp, a work Slack channel, your Friday night crew, or a long-distance friend who claims nothing has changed since you moved. Anyone with the link can play, no account needed.

Don't Block Me quiz illustration with a prohibited sign, a mobile phone, a pleading face and a speech bubble

How do you make a Don’t Block Me quiz for your friends?

Type your name, choose a gender so the questions are phrased right, and answer 10 questions from a bank of 66. Which questions you get depends on the gender you chose and where you are, and you can skip any question you do not like. Some are about your habits, some about your taste, a few are small secrets only close friends would know. Your answers are saved behind a personal link.

Share that link anywhere. When a friend opens it, they see a mini chat where you ask if you should block them, they beg, and then the questions start. For each question they see two options: your real answer and one wrong one. At the end they get a score out of 10, your reply, and a place on your scoreboard.

What kind of questions are in the Don’t Block Me quiz?

They are the small, everyday things a friend would notice if they were paying attention. Nothing deep, nothing embarrassing, just enough to separate the people who listen from the people who only react with a thumbs up.

  • What makes you happiest: food, compliments, money, shopping, sleeping or gossip?
  • Where does most of your money go: snacks, sneakers, games, gadgets or going out?
  • When did you actually study for exams: days ahead, the night before, or never?
  • How many alarms do you need before you get out of bed?
  • Do you eat the pizza crust or leave a sad pile on the plate?

Can you tell if someone has blocked you on WhatsApp?

This quiz cannot tell you that, and neither can any app that promises to. The usual hints are a profile photo that never changes, a missing last seen, a single grey tick that never turns into two, and calls that never connect. Every one of those can also mean strict privacy settings or a phone that is simply off. If a friend has gone quiet, the honest way to find out is still to ask, and sending them your quiz link is a pretty good excuse to start the conversation.

Why do people share the Don’t Block Me quiz so much?

Because the result is a story, not a number. A screenshot of your friend being blocked with a crying emoji gets more replies in a group chat than any score ever could. It spreads in college hostels and school groups first, then to cousins and office teams, and it is a favourite on slow Sunday afternoons when the chat has gone dead. People use it to settle who the real best friend is, to welcome a new person into the group, or to call out the friend who left everyone on read for a week. The India-flavoured questions in the bank also make it feel homegrown for players there, while the rest works everywhere English is spoken.

How do I see my friends' answers?

  1. After you make your quiz, tap “Check Scores 🏆” on your share page. You see every friend's score, and 👁️ shows what they answered.
  2. On that page, copy “Your private scores link” and keep it, for example in your notes. It opens your scores in any app or browser.
  3. Don't open your own friend link and fill it in yourself: that link is for your friends. The site recognises you only in the app where you made the quiz, or through your private link.

Don’t Block Me quiz: questions people ask

Does the Don’t Block Me quiz actually block my friends?

No. Nothing happens to your contacts, chats or followers. The block is a scripted reply on the result page that depends on the score. A friend who scores three or lower gets the angry version, a friend who scores seven or more gets the happy one. Each friend plays a link once per device.

How many questions do I answer and how many does my friend see?

You answer 10, picked from a bank of 66, and your friend answers the same 10 about you. Each question shows two possible answers to the player, so a guess has a 50 percent chance, which is why a 10 out of 10 is genuinely impressive and a 2 out of 10 is genuinely suspicious.

Do my friends need an app or an account to play?

They only need the link. It opens in any phone browser, including the in-app browsers inside WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat, and they type a name before they start so the scoreboard can show who played. No download, no login, no email.

Who can see the scoreboard and the answers?

Everyone who finishes sees the top 10 names and scores on your scoreboard. Only you, as the creator, can open a player's result and see exactly which questions they missed. Your own answers are never shown as a list to other players, they only see them one at a time while guessing.

Can I change my answers after I shared the link?

Not on the same link, because people who already played were scored against those answers. Just make a fresh quiz, which takes a minute, and send the new link. The old scoreboard stays where it is for anyone who still has the first link.

What is the difference between Don’t Block Me and the best friend test?

Both are guess-my-answers games with a shared link and a scoreboard. The best friend test is the gentle version with a friendship rank at the end. Don’t Block Me adds the chat drama, the block verdict and a much bigger question bank, so it is the one to pick when you want a reaction.

Is the Don’t Block Me quiz free to make and share?

Completely free, with no premium version and no limit on how many quizzes you create, and up to 5,000 friends can play each link. You can run one for your class, another for your cousins and a third for your team at work, each with its own link and scoreboard.

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