political advertising

Amanda Riddell
Jun 18, 2023
1 min read

Well, my birth certificate wasn't valid ID for Facebook; it said it'd accept a proof of name change, so I'm not sure why it was rejected. My passport still has my old name, so that's not a viable option. I'm chuffed that my weed ads haven't been considered 'political', though there have been adverts that I've attempted where Facebook wouldn't let me run them. 151 Days was one of those. Funny thing: Uber Eats delivers liquor, so I've had a few drivers who were confused by my passport!

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