Remember the MySpace days? When the duck face was at its peak and grainy picture-editing with bubble-text writing over it was all the craze? Well if you’re like me, rather than remembering the MySpace days, you want to forget they ever happened. This can be hard if you never deleted your account and now it’s existing on the internet because you can’t think of what 12-year-old you would use to log in. If this is the case, have no fear. You can still delete an old MySpace account without the email or password. Within just a few years of its conception in 2003, the platform became the most-visited social networking site in the world. But as eventual competitors like Facebook came along, MySpace eventually saw a decline at the end of 2008, according to Forbes. Later on, the site faced other issues, including a massive hack in 2016 that left 360 million accounts vulnerable . To combat this, the site tried invalidating all passwords and requiring people to use an account recovery form to sign in. But because a glitch in the form only required you to provide your name, your MySpace username, and your date of birth, people […]
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