Influencer Dominic Wolf denounced his difficult situation with his job: "It's my family's livelihood."

A few hours ago, German-born content creator Dominic Wolf shared a video on his Instagram account to denounce the suspension of his Facebook page due to an error.

According to the influencer, on the night of Thursday, August 21, the Meta platform decided to suspend his profile and limit his access to the monetization tool.

According to Dominic, for years his Facebook page has served as a source of support not only for his family, but also for those in Colombia who work with him to offer cultural content to his followers.

"The reason: a video where he proudly spoke about the Amazonian indigenous people and their ancestral medicine. Facebook's artificial intelligence mistook it for a drug promotion," he explained in his post.

Accordingly, the content creator stated that due to a "technological error" on the social network, his company, especially the families of his employees, is being seriously affected.

The German took advantage of the recording to clarify that his sole intention was to show details of this traditional practice for informational purposes , as he believes it is important to highlight the cultural heritage of the country that has become his home.

While the influencer's video has already accumulated more than 10,000 reactions on Instagram and nearly 470 comments, his old Facebook account remains disabled by Meta, which has prevented him from sharing content.

Despite this, some social media users have expressed their support and willingness to reverse the sanction imposed by Facebook so that he doesn't lose his job of years.

However, at the end of the clip, Dominic announced that, following the platform's artificial intelligence error, the only solution he'd found for now was to create a new digital space to interact with his community.

"As a true Colombian, I don't give up," the influencer emphasized, referring to the family values ​​that characterize the people of this country and those who, like him, seek to enhance the culture of the territory.

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