Meta initially rejected ads for Elon Musk’s documentary due to its classification as political content. After backlash, Meta corrected the error and will now run the promotional advertisements. YouTube also faced issues with the documentary’s paid advertising but has since cleared it to run. The documentary, directed by Alex Gibney, delves into Musk’s life and career and premieres on October 9.
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