# Blocked conversations

When the classifier stops a conversation, it appears at the bottom of the **Policy**
screen — and this is where you let it continue.

## What you see

Each entry names the developer, the tool, the reason the classifier gave, the severity,
and when it happened.

## Unblocking

**Unblock** lets that conversation continue from the next turn. Use it when you have
looked at the reason and concluded it was a false positive — for example a developer
legitimately working on prompt-injection defences, whose prompts look exactly like the
thing being detected.

## They also expire

Blocked conversations clear by themselves when they age out of your retention window. You
do not have to maintain this list.

## If it is happening a lot

Frequent blocks usually mean the sensitivity dial is one position too high for your team's
work. Move it from High to Medium and see whether the genuine findings survive — they
usually do, because the clearest cases are caught at every setting.

An empty list is the normal state and shows "No conversations are currently blocked."