A group of state legislators and children’s safety advocates are planning a renewed campaign to import British digital safeguards for kids into the United States as they look to ward off legal challenges from the tech industry.

Maryland youth are calling on lawmakers to pass legislation that would protect their privacy online, but it may be a tough sell.

If passed, the new legislation would do a few things, like limit autoplay videos for children, have new accounts set to private automatically, prevent unknown adults from contacting kids and stop data collection.

Maryland and Minnesota are the primary battlegrounds over so-called age-appropriate design legislation, a version of which was also briefly considered in New Mexico. A children’s privacy measure that borrows elements from the California law was introduced in New York. A related bill is likely coming to Nevada next.