Strong differences between privacy, skype for ipho...

Hello everyone, I hope to post this question in the right section.
I have recently had some problems with some contacts.
I blocked contacts
but the contacts seem to know that they have been blocked from the notes that the application of iphone, technical notes that are not given in the desktop application in my case on mac osx.
all iphone user that was one of my contacts if it is blocked, Skype warns that the 'user DOES NOT SHARE more contacts with the blocked user on skype
but if I am to be blocked, the person is always in my list of my contacts, but as if it were connected. so for me it only OFF LINE
Why this difference?
This creates a polemic against me, as if I block someone can be denied because it is obvious.
I think it's a mistake or something that should be reviewed, because this difference in data processing and horrifying.
it seems that it should buy an iphone to know who blocked me, as the desktop application are not related, maybe parties, however if I open on iphone tells me who is who shares does not share contacts with me ..
think there may be future solutions?
you can point out the problem of programmers iphone app?
because it is really something tedious
then identify where they connect sarebeb also beneficial to the safety of the people with whom you speak.
does not exist between the ideas identified with an icon from the desktop and conessi conessi from iphone?
maybe it's not a huge problem, but it is very little respect for the desktop user.
thanks for your attention
see you soon

hello seppotuomainen
is not one of my skills.
and only a simple deduction that you can do.
is a small message that makes the difference.
on the desktop, if you are my friends. is one day I decided to block you because I go crazy, you just do not see more online, it's the end of it.
I could have broken the computer as far as I know. " is a example "
but unlike on iphone, self you are among my friends is one day I decided to block you because I go crazy, Get all of a message, that I not share contacts with tea. I think this is quite indicative.
I repeat, is simple deduction, but say that is confirmed by an message.
in the desktops do not get.
thanks for the time lost, i apologize, English is not my language

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