Unfollowed
No longer subscribed to someone’s posts or updates on a social platform.
“He noticed she unfollowed him the morning after their argument.”
Being unfollowed can be routine feed cleanup or a socially meaningful signal, depending on the relationship and timing.
The verb followed print and broadcast uses of follow but gained its current platform meaning with social networks built around follower systems.
unfollow
To stop following an account.
mass unfollow
Removing many followed accounts at once.
unfollowed me
A common phrase noting the social action.
Does unfollowing notify the person?
Most major platforms do not send a direct notification.
Is unfollowing the same as blocking?
No. Unfollowing changes what you receive; blocking restricts the other user’s access and interaction.