Sex toys can now have ads on the subway—but there’s a twist

November 15, 2021 11:45 PM

You can advertise sex toys on the subway, provided you don’t show any sex toys or really say what you’re advertising, under a lawsuit settlement reached by “sexual wellness” marketer Dame with the Metropolitan Transit Authority.

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