Hello there.
When a user ignores someone in the TeamSpeak client, this ignore state should also apply to communication on TeamSpeak 6 servers.
Currently, ignoring a user only affects some client features:
- Contact requests from that user are ignored
- Messages from that user in group chats are hidden
However, once connected to a TeamSpeak 6 server, the ignored user can still communicate normally (e.g. send messages in channel chat).
Expected behavior:
Ideally, ignored users should also be blocked or hidden in server communication. For example:
- Their messages in channel chats could be hidden for the user who ignored them
- Other interactions (e.g. poke) from that user could be filtered as well
Additional note:
I’m not sure how feasible this is technically, but since the client already recognizes contacts on servers (highlighted in green), it seems that some form of client-side identification already exists. A similar mechanism might possibly be used for ignored users.
Reason:
Ignoring someone is usually done to avoid spam or unwanted communication. If the ignored user can still interact through channel chats or spamming pokes, the ignore feature becomes much less effective.