It's time to talk about one of the overlooked banes of the internet: The Curse of the Zombie My Space Profile.

"Workin 96 hours to get a decent pay check, gettin knifes pulled on you by every mexican you run into! According to his lawyer, who idiotically confirmed it was legit, Zimmerman hasn't used his profile since 2005.Within Account Settings, click the Privacy Settings link.Within the Privacy Settings, you'll be able to adjust all your settings, including making your profile private by clicking My Friends Only.Despite the time-slowing effect that great wealth might have on your physical appearance, there’s no way Anderson still looks like that. When you Google Image search “tom from myspace,” you’ll see a quilt of this one image stitched together over and over.And yet the photo remains his Twitter profile picture to this day. It’s as if from the moment this picture was taken, Tom Anderson went into hiding and this photo got plastered on the side of a million milk cartons.If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware.If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices.His Instagram bio is “retired and taking photos.” Let’s talk about the second point, because it’s impossible to predict what will “break the internet” or quantify the results of such breakage. The Louvre had 8.6 million visitors in 2015, according to a museum press release.Assuming everyone who goes to the Louvre also looks at the Mona Lisa, that’s 8.6 million views in one year.This happens again: Someone becomes suddenly notorious, and their old embarassing My Space profile soon surfaces in a seizure of flashing .gifs, the "last logged in" notifier usually displaying some date during George W. (Actually, a recent redesign of My Space seems to have eliminated the "last logged in" field to avoid showing what a ghost town it is.)put on Facebook.But there's something particularly insidious about an old My Space profile: You may have completely forgotten it, but if you haven't deleted your My Space profile by now, it's very possible that you will never be able to. If you're like me, you can't sign into your profile any more because you don't remember your password.And if you’re anything like me, the pictures you uploaded during the My Space craze were less than flattering.So here’s what you need to do to delete that pesky old profile once and for all.Everything was tossed, except for one thing…the photos.That means that if you never deleted your account, your My Space photos are still haunting the internet – available to anyone with a little persistence and an internet connection.