The BBFC commissioned a survey to find out if parents would accept more frequent strong language in the 12 and 15 categories.
The BBFC's survey was commissioned to find out if parents would accept more frequent use of strong and very strong language in films watched by children and young teenagers.
But six in 10 respondents also said that while they are comfortable using strong language with friends, they refrain from doing so if children can hear. Only one in five said they were comfortable swearing in front of children under 16 at home.
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