Facebook is again under fire over policies meant to curb adult content in ads. The company has recently faced scrutiny for scattershot enforcement of its own rules, seemingly penalizing women for showing skin that men get away with. Several people reported to the New York Times that they’d had pictures taken down or rejected from ad campaigns for featuring female nudity, despite the fact that much more explicit photos of men have remained up. Facebook’s policy on adult content in ads states that it prohibits: Nudity or implied nudity, even if artistic or educational in nature, except for statues Excessive…
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