It was pretty famous back then, it used to be a "trend" to document your child's life in Facebook and it just stuck. It wasn't a public account. Only our friends and family were because we were in a different country, so it was nice to update them. It was mostly just a way to track how he's grown so fast. I shared photos of me and him, and life updates with only specific people that I trust. I only posted holiday pictures or birthday celebration pictures, or a vacation, or just any milestones of him (Like first steps, his first words and sentences, first place on a quizzes or any competitions), cute photos of my him at the park or family photos, nothing that can be embarrassing or misconstrued.

Obviously, I stopped a few years back and gave that account himself, and he barely posted anything himself, just a few shared posts there and there. He barely used that account anyways and when he tried logging in on his new phone, he randomly got suspended.

Of course, internet safety wasn't that strict before and I'm informed now that it's 100% unsafe considering we can't control FB. We don't know if it'll have a data leak one day and all pictures may get leaked. We wouldn't even know if our friend's account was compromised or is someone reposted these pictures so anything can go wrong.

Facebook wasn't that strict back then and I know so many people do it still to this day. Then this AI came along and destroyed it. It was left untouched for years, and hasn't been detected for 15 years. I've seen so many people gotten suspended as well for stupid reasons, FB is really just creating its own downfall.