Social network opt-out guide

How to Remove Content or Personal Information From Myspace

Old Myspace profiles, photos, and posts can still appear in search results. You can delete an account you can access, or ask Myspace support to remove a profile you can no longer log in to.

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Quick facts

Help pageMyspace contact page
CostFree
VerificationAccount login or report form
Account neededOnly to delete your own content
Processing timeUsually reviewed within days
Last reviewedOctober 2026

Step by step

How to get content removed from Myspace

Try to sign inUse account recovery with your old email address if you still have access.
Delete your accountOnce signed in, delete the account from your account settings.
Contact support if locked outUse the Myspace contact page and ask for your profile to be removed; you may need to prove ownership.
Report impersonation or private informationReport profiles that impersonate you or expose private details.
Clean up searchUse Google’s Refresh Outdated Content tool once the profile is gone.

What Myspace shows about you

Old profile pages and photos
Display names and locations

After you opt out

Search your name on the site and in Google to confirm the content is gone.
If Google still shows a removed Myspace page, use Google’s Refresh Outdated Content tool.
Keep screenshots and confirmation emails in case you need to follow up.
Review your account privacy settings so less is public going forward.

FAQ

Myspace opt-out FAQ

Can I get something removed from Myspace if I don’t have an account?

Often, yes. Myspace accepts privacy, copyright, and abuse reports through its help or contact pages.

Will Myspace remove content just because it’s negative?

Usually not. Platforms remove content that breaks their rules or the law, such as private information, harassment, impersonation, or copyright infringement.