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Many schools and public libraries in the United States and the United Kingdom have restricted access to MySpace because it has become "such a haven for student gossip and malicious comments". A Catholic school in New Jersey has even prohibited students from using MySpace at home, although experts questioned the legality of such a ban. In Autumn 2005 Pope John XXIII Regional High School in Sparta Township, New Jersey made headlines by forbidding its students to have pages on MySpace or similar websites or face suspension. The school claimed that this action was made to protect its students from online predators.

Recently, it has been reported that some universities have began searches on MySpace in order to discover evidence of illegal drug use among potential applicants. In addition, several high schools have adopted similar policies. Starting in the 2006 school year Libertyville High School in Libertyville, Illinois will search MySpace for any evidence of drug use among football players.

Colleges and universities in the United States have also started to adopt policies governing what type of information can be disclosed on football players' websites, to avoid university football programs from potentially embarrassing revelations. Several universities have also expressed concern about inappropriate contacts that MySpace pages foster between high school football players and university alumni seeking to convince them to come to their alma mater.

In 2006, Del Mar Community College blocked all access to MySpace. Network administrators cited network strain from excessive MySpace traffic as the reason for blocking the website. According to Del Mar's chief of technology, MySpace was consuming roughly 40 percent of the college's daily Internet bandwidth, resulting in sluggish broadband speeds, impeding the college's web-based courses.

Due to the high use of bandwidth and misuse of the computers in various retail stores, companies with computers available for public use (like Apple Computer, in their Apple Stores) have sometimes prevented access to MySpace to prevent customers from using excessive bandwidth, although Apple Computer reversed its decision and now allows its customers to visit MySpace.

On July 28, 2006, the United States House of Representatives passed a controversial bill requiring libraries and schools receiving certain types of federal funding (E-rate) to prevent unsupervised minors from using chat rooms and social networking websites, such as MySpace. This bill, known as the Deleting Online Predators Act of 2006 (DOPA), was approved by a 410-15 vote and is pending approval in the United States Senate.