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More than 20 percent of black and Hispanic teens say they have used their cellphones to send a "sext" message showing a nude or semi-nude photo or video of themselves to another person, and more than 30 percent say they have received such sext messages, according to a new study.

It sounds like the plot of a bad movie. Bugging your boss' office. Sending naked photos around to co-workers.

Teens who send sexually explicit texts or photos are much more likely than those who don't to be sexually active, finds a survey of Los Angeles high school students.

Apple has patented technology that could be used by parents to prevent their kids from sending sexually explicit text messages -- or "sexting."

More than a quarter of young people have been involved in sexting in some form, an Associated Press-MTV poll found.