How can the Internet sites showing naked &quot;teens&quot; be within the law?
<p>I recall years ago a commercial for VHS videos about college girls during Spring Break showing their breasts and things of that nature. The term "behaving badly" comes to mind. In any event, a news article said that they were fined and/or cancelled because of poor record-keeping of the girls' ages. It turned out that many were underage.</p>

<p>Fast forward to 2017: I was puzzled when I found a site in which I simply cannot believe that those young ladies are over 18 years of age. Some look preteens.  </p>

<p>One of such sites contains the following notice:</p>

<p>"Disclaimer: All models on this website are 18 years or older. TeenPort.com has a zero-tolerance policy against illegal pornography. "</p>

<p>My Disclaimer: That link shows pornography which can be construed as illegal. If you prefer, you don't have to visit that site. Obviously, you will be better prepared to comment if you see the images to which I am referring.</p>

<p>TIA</p>

<p>People aged 19 and 18 are "teens" and legally permitted to perform in pornographic videos. That's how it's legal.</p>

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