Clickondetroit Farmington Bakery Owner Locked Out of Facebook After Account Hack
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- •Bakery owner locked out of Facebook business page after personal account hack.
- •Hack occurred on Valentine's Day 2026, possibly via public Wi-Fi.
- •Foot traffic to the bakery decreased by 30% due to loss of access.
Michelle Neal, owner of Never Forgotten Bakery in Oakland County, Michigan, was locked out of her Facebook business page after her personal account was hacked on Valentine's Day 2026. The attack likely occurred after she connected to public Wi-Fi while at the hospital. The hackers removed her as an administrator of her business page, which had 2,100 followers, and replaced her with another user. Despite providing documentation to Facebook proving her ownership, Neal remains unable to regain access, significantly impacting her business. Since losing access, foot traffic to the bakery has decreased by 30%, and she has missed key promotional opportunities. Facebook's parent company is investigating the issue, but Neal urges other business owners to utilize security tools to protect their accounts.
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