Public-profile guide
Find a Shared imood Profile
Use a shared imood account link without confusing a mood indicator with identity evidence.
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Can I find an imood friend without guessing their email?
Start with an imood link the person has chosen to share. The official introduction describes a friend finder that requires login; that is separate from opening a public profile link.
Ask for the account link
If you want to reconnect with a friend, ask for their imood profile link or use one on their established website. Avoid guessing or collecting email addresses to identify an account. A username match is a candidate, not confirmation.
The friend finder has its own access requirements
The imood introduction describes a login-required friend finder. Follow the site’s access controls; a public username check does not replace that feature or unlock account information.
A mood is not a diagnosis
imood describes user-selected general moods and personal descriptions. These are self-published updates. Do not use a mood, avatar or similar wording to infer someone’s health, identity or private circumstances.
Official sources
Independent guide; not affiliated with imood.
Check a public handle across sites
Check only public handles across supported sites. Compare results with links the account owner has chosen to share; a matching name alone does not confirm who owns an account.
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