Porn survey lays bare UK teenagers' viewing habits

BBFC report finds parents are in denial or largely unaware of what their children view online

Parents are oblivious of the extent to which their children are watching pornography, according to a rare in-depth study of teenagers’ viewing habits that shows adult material has become a normalised part of young Britons’ lives.

The report’s authors concluded that parents of 16- to 17-year-olds were either in denial or largely unaware of what their child viewed online, with the parents of teenage girls the most likely to be unaware that their children were choosing to watch pornography.

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