That's a bad example. There are many jobs where men clean female locker rooms/restrooms and visa versa. But I agree with others (and I think you) that it isn't Facebook's responsibility legally to ensure it isn't possible for companies to break the law. Might be able to make a moral argument, but that's a different argument.

A better example might be advertising for a modelling or acting job where the role is Female.

> Depends on the job. You won’t send a female cleaner in a male locker room.

Um, the cleaner is usually coming in when the locker room is empty so sex doesn't matter.

Not at my gym.