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The "Tiffany teen galleries" phenomenon often relies on legal grey areas. Industry experts and cyber-lawyers have noted that while the law explicitly prohibits images of minors engaged in real or simulated sex, it also forbids depictions of children designed to elicit sexual arousal. Many of these images sit in a murky legal space where they may be "utterly and absolutely distasteful" but not technically illegal, allowing exploitative websites to flourish. Law professor and internet safety expert Parry Aftab described such sites as clearly intended for an audience with pedophilic leanings. tiffany teen galleries

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Business analysts use the "Tiffany Teen" era as a case study for the —when a luxury brand becomes too popular with a younger or less exclusive demographic, potentially alienating high-end buyers. Many of these images sit in a murky