Jamie Lee Curtis criticized a commercial who used her support without her permission on the social media site.
He More strange Friday The actress went to her Instagram account on Monday, to make a supplication of the Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, to eliminate the announcement that circulates on the social media site.
Curtis said he had tried “all the appropriate channels” to reach Facebook teams to eliminate a “False Fully Aya for some bulls, which I did not authorize, agreed or supported.”
The 66 -year -old actress published a screenshot of the video, where her clip of her interview with Stephanie Ruhle of MSNBC over the recent Californian forest fires.
“If I have a brand, in addition to being an actor and author and defender, I am known to tell the truth and tell how it is and for having integrity and this use (my) of my images (taken from an interview that I did with @Stephle during the fires) with new words and false puts in my mouth, decreases my opportunities for really my truth,” he wrote in the capture.
“They have told me that if I ask you directly, maybe you will encourage your team to watch and eliminate it. I a long time ago I eliminated Twitter, so this is the only way I can think about contacting you,” Curtis revealed.
After a few hours, Curtis hastened the comments section to update his followers that his plea worked.
“It worked! Yay Internet! The shame has its value! Thanks to all those who intervened and helped rectify!” She wrote under the publication.
