Digital Footprint checks Myspace from an username as part of every lookup, alongside 885+ other platforms, breach history and public web mentions - one request, one shape of answer. A hit means a profile exists for that input; profile contents are never collected.
Standard tier - checked on every full lookup
Myspace is checked from a username. The response says whether that handle exists on Myspace - registered: true or registered: false - with the moment that was established in checkedAt. An email address on its own cannot reach Myspace; if you only have an email, its local part is tried as a handle and any hit is labelled as derived, never counted as a confirmed match.
Myspace is checked on every full lookup (?wait=true or streaming), alongside every other platform. It is not in the sub-second instant subset, which is reserved for the highest-value platforms for each input type.
If Myspace blocks the check, times out, or answers ambiguously, it is omitted from results[] entirely rather than returned as registered: false. Absence from the response means "unconfirmed", never "no account".
Social media accounts are checked when a signup, buyer or applicant needs to look like a real person. A social footprint that goes back years is hard to fake in bulk, so an email or phone number registered on established social platforms lowers the odds of a throwaway or synthetic identity. Fraud and trust-and-safety teams read it as one signal among several, never as proof on its own.
More on this: Fake account detection.
curl -X POST "https://api.digifootprint.dev/v2/lookup?wait=true" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer dfp_your_key" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"query": "someuser"}'{
"platform": "myspace",
"registered": true,
"checkedAt": "2026-10-15T09:53:17.629Z",
"identity": "username"
}The full response shape - breaches, web mentions, matches versus socialMatches, and what method means - is in running a lookup.
Every one of these is checked in the same request as Myspace.
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