User Accounts

User Accounts are a feature in Geometry Dash added in Update 2.0, but formerly introduced in 1.9. When a player creates a user account, they will be assigned a profile page. A user's profile page showcases their global rank and matching a trophy alongside some of their statistics, which include the player's:
 * Dash Level
 * Diamonds
 * Secret Coins
 * User Coins
 * Demon levels count
 * Creator points (if any)

The player's current icons are also shown, displaying their current cube, ship, ball, UFO, wave, robot and spider, and are coloured accordingly. Personal messages can be posted in the profile, as shown in the large display box. These are created by clicking the speech bubble icon in the lower right corner (as seen in the image above).

On the profile page, the player can also send and receive private messages from one user to another. The player can also view their friends list, send friend requests to others, and block users from viewing their account or sending a friend request.

In the profile page settings, accessible by tapping on the gear icon, there is an option that will enable to choose who is able to send messages to them (anyone, friends or nobody), and can choose whether or not the player is allowed to receive friend requests from other users. YouTube, Twitter, and Twitch accounts can be linked to this profile if deemed.

When you create an account, there will be a delay of approximately 1 day before you can see the statistics of the user page.

Trivia

 * As of October 10, 2015, profile pages are not displayed correctly if an outdated version of Geometry Dash is used (v 1.5).
 * There is a bug in which when you friend request someone but then when you close and reopen the game the button changes back, but the request is sent.
 * A player requires a registered account to comment on user levels as of update 2.1. Previously, registered and unregistered players alike were able to comment on user levels.
 * Players can also show the rest of the community what percentage they got, however, this now makes them more vulnerable to hacking Stuff.