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The year has begun with Pornhub’s, now traditional, “Year in Review”, which details trends in the popular pornography site’s traffic. This consists of a breakdown of what users have been viewing over the past twelve months - and, of course, makes for some interesting reading.

The very first clear message is that pornography is popular. Extremely popular. An astonishing 28.5 billion visitors visited the site in 2017, the equivalent of 81m people every day.

But what were they looking at? Well, aside from the fairly pedestrian search terms, such as “lesbian” and “massage”, that you’d expect, the review once again raises the question of how close users are skating to the limits of legality.

In 2016, I questioned the recognition of searches for “teen” porn. Viewing pornography featuring “teens” over the era of consent is legal - but in most jurisdictions, including the US and UK, viewing indecent images of people under the age of 18 is a serious criminal offence.

Not surprisingly, “teen” remains the seventh most searched for term by Pornhub users globally. In the UK, on the flip side, the term has now vanished from the very best ten most viewed categories, with users perhaps erring on the side of caution as the categories of “mature” and “Milf” rise in popularity. In the US, “teen” dropped from first place in 2016 to ninth in 2017, sexually explicit material (similar internet page) while in Canada it went from the fourth most searched for category in 2016 to the tenth last year.

An ever-growing market

Primarily, on the other hand, need for online pornography has grown in lots of countries, including the UK, which is now second (after the us and before India in third) on the top 20 list of countries using Pornhub.

There's a good reason for this. Within the UK, as an example, pornography produced and distributed for the video-on-demand (VoD) marketplace is now regulated through the British Board of Film Classification. Content that will not experience an R18 certificate if released on DVD is now also prohibited for sale as VoD and this includes acts such as spanking, fisting and female ejaculation.

This has limited the supply of some pornography and means people are now much more prone to turn to free internet hosting sites for example Pornhub to view footage of more unconventional sexual acts.

It appears porn users will also be increasingly taking their viewing habits public. The well publicised report of a man watching porn on his phone while travelling on a bus prompted people to come forward with their own experiences of being exposed to pornography in public. The information supports this trend. The Pornhub figures reveal that more of us are now using portable devices to view pornography, with 64% of the site’s UK traffic coming from smartphones.

It appears users have got more creative with their top search terms, too. “Step-sister” and “step-mom” were among-the UK’s top five searches in 2017, while “teacher” and “babysitter” were also popular searches in 2016. It’s no great surprise that the suggestion of illicit sex attracts significant amounts of traffic, something perhaps best illustrated this coming year by a tremendous surge of interest in “British amateur dogging”.