Rather than simply the act of being viewed or allowing one's self to be viewed.

There will very likely be a few idiots who patron this thread arguing that they find it odd strippers could feel violated in such a way. But they will have missed the point by a large margin.

to prevent exploitation of minors

Today I heard on the radio that SDPD is also going into massage parlors looking for "unlicensed" or uncertified masseuses who are also doubling their pay in these parlors as prostitutes. I'm thinking the two are related...perhaps attempting to find girls who are doing both?
FWIW, the few strippers I've actually met over the years were not prostitutes; they might have been using their looks to make extra money - or pay for bad habits - but they weren't dealing one on one with johns, and they made damn sure people who might have known they were dancing also knew they weren't having sex with customers. They were also married or had steady relationships.
Not saying there aren't some who also had jobs in an "escort" service, but that's the sample I knew personally. The apartment complex I had been living at around that time was full of artists, entertainers, and eccentrics - and that included people in the more adult entertainment field.

Haele

These Keystone Cops were probably more threatening and more intimidating to the strippers than any of the creepo customers who come int their on a daily basis.