"message blocking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a feature on a phone or computer where incoming messages are blocked. For example, "I enabled the message blocking feature on my phone so I wouldn't receive any unwanted messages."
This work characterizes how various network parameters influence message blocking and deadlocks in irregular networks.
U.S. courts have been sending a message: blocking statutes will not receive deference unless foreign states enforce them.
In particular, the model captures message blocking due to wormhole switching in a pipelined router, and bandwidth sharing due to a rate-based scheduling mechanism, called VirtualClock.
Our conclusion under the constant wiring density constraint is different from that of the works mentioned above because adaptive routing enables the hypercube to exploit its richer connectivity to reduce message blocking.
No more just an anti-virus product, these "mobile security suites" are providing lots of other services, such as find-and-locate services, parental controls, phone number and message blocking and web browsing safety functions.
Wireless carriers say message blocking protects consumers by preventing spam and fraud.
H is for ham -- an ordinary e-mail message blocked because it includes one or more keywords common to spam, or unsolicited junk e-mail.
In a recent test of Bing's Arabic-language service, Helmi Noman, a researcher with the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, also found that searches on sexually explicit and gay- and lesbian-related words generated the message "blocked in your region".
Even if the messages came through via text message, block the number on your cell phone and then block the person on other medias.
Symantec: Anti-malware, firewall, spam text-message blocking and remote lock and wipe tools.
Kaspersky: Anti-malware, firewall, unwanted call and text-message blocking, anti-theft tools and a "privacy mode" that lets you hide designated contacts, calls and text messages.
