Teens Sex Videos is an adults-only website.
As is clearly outlined in our Terms of Service, access to our website is strictly limited to those of legal age only. In order to use our website or access any services provided by the Company, a User must have attained the age of majority in a User’s jurisdiction. We also specifically disclaim any responsibility or liability for any misrepresentations regarding a User’s age.
Users should also implement parental control protections (PC hardware, software, or filtering services), to help limit minors’ access to harmful material.
We have a zero tolerance policy for pornographic material involving minors and regarding pedophiles or any pedophilic activity.
We collaborate with:
ASACP – a non-profit organization dedicated to online child protection, battling child exploitation through its CE Reporting Tipline and helps parents prevent children from viewing age-restricted material online with the Restricted To Adults – RTA Website Label.
Revenge Porn Helpline – a UK service supporting adults (aged 18+) who are experiencing intimate image abuse, also known as, revenge porn.
As a parent, you are the most effective gatekeeper in preventing age-restricted content from being displayed to your children or wards. We recommend that you implement parental control protections, such as computer hardware, software, or filtering services, to help you to protect your children from accessing age-restricted content on this site and others.
Important Tools to Keep Kids Safe from Adult Content
- Safe Search Mode in Search Engines Blocks Adult Content
- Google SafeSearch: You can turn this on for personal accounts or browsers, kids’ supervised devices and accounts using the Family Link app, and workplace or school devices and networks. We recommend turning on SafeSearch on all devices used by children.
- Yahoo SafeSearch: Helps block explicit content in Yahoo Search results.
- Microsoft SafeSearch: Does the same for Bing search results.
- Yandex Family Search: Blocks unwanted content in Yandex search results.
- Google SafeSearch: You can turn this on for personal accounts or browsers, kids’ supervised devices and accounts using the Family Link app, and workplace or school devices and networks. We recommend turning on SafeSearch on all devices used by children.
- Use Kid-Friendly Search Engines
- Install or set up search engines designed for kids on their devices. These search engines are user-friendly and visual, making it easier for kids to find what they need without seeing inappropriate content. Examples include Kiddle, KidRex, WackySafe, and Kido’z.
- Install or set up search engines designed for kids on their devices. These search engines are user-friendly and visual, making it easier for kids to find what they need without seeing inappropriate content. Examples include Kiddle, KidRex, WackySafe, and Kido’z.
- More Information on Digital Parenting
The more you know about internet dangers, the better you can teach your kids about online safety. To find more information on protecting your children online, talking to them, and setting limits, check out these resources: