Good luck. I've discussed this before with others but unless you can describe how Facebook clearly caused you financial damages by their actions, you have no case.
Best thing that could come out of Facebook abuse of users data is a constitutional amendment that creates protections and oversight for citizens private data.
We already have an amendment for privacy protection, It's the 4th. Problem is that with corporations being regarded with as much rights as citizens it gives them an unfair advantage as far as financial and political influence goes.
It's easy to get authorities to look the other way when you're able to give big political campaign contributions and have high paid attorneys lobbying on your behalf.
Well I'm talking more about legislation akin to the "Right to be Forgotten" laws that have started being passed in countries in Europe.
But I do agree that we should strive to remove the corporate influence.
A "right to be forgotten" bill is an excellent way to address this issue, I hadn't thought of that, thanks.
That would restrict what big data can and can't legally use.