I JUST WANT TO DO MY HOMEWORK

>have to access a link for class that I have posted on facebook
>delete all browsers history and private data
>fail to access facebook
>facebook claims I changed old password around a week ago, on a monday 8:30 AM
>I say I dont remember changing it and ask for a new password
>facebook gives me One code for password reset, I do it, and then it asks for my ID
>yes my old, unbelievably hard to look at government issued ID is all I got so I refuse and ask for a new password reset
>they ask for the new password reset code without sending it, unbelievable!
>check again 10 minutes later, the new code has arrived, so I use it, but they still ask for my ID!
>I say I don't have a government ID and it teaches me how to take pictures and upload them
>I exit and try to login again and I say I don't have an ID, it asks for two other IDs now, so I take one picture of my student ID card and another picture of the back of my government ID to show my birthdate
>they will ask for two files but I already merged those in one, so when they ask for the second I just resend the same merged file
>they ask for a secure email to bind to my facebook account
>I receive an email: "Re: Thank you for submitting your ID" saying this:
"Hi,

As a security precaution, your Facebook account has been temporarily locked. To get back in:

- Log into Facebook from a computer, mobile phone or tablet that you’ve used to log into Facebook before.
- If you have another email account, try logging in with that email address.

If you're still unable to log in, we'll need you to confirm your identity so that we can be sure that we’re helping the right person. To do this, please reply to this email with a scanned copy or photo of a government ID that includes your photo, name and date of birth. If you don't have a government ID, you can learn more about the other types of ID we accept in the Help Center:

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When submitting your ID, please cover up any personal information we don't need to confirm your identity (ex: address, Social Security number) and save the scanned image as a JPEG. Then, include the image in your response to this message.

If you’re contacting us because your email is being used on a Facebook account that’s not yours, please use the form below to let us know:

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>they are literally asking the ID again, even though the email title is already thanking me for it, and now they are also informing me that I could have logged in from my smartphone if it has the logged in information