First steps to taking Facebook to court?

[G4mer]

To get them to put an option to truly delete ALL information on their servers.
When you delete your facebook account, you don't really delete it, they still track you via cookies.

People willingly submit their info, but, after and even during being a Facebook user, Facebook unwillingly tracks what you do, and God knows what else, or who else they have tracking you.

Please help me out here, I am skilled when it comes to computers, and I understand to a certain extent how they do this, and I'm sure they have a 38 page privacy statement trying hard as Hell to prevent me from taking them to court.

But asking or forcing, them to add an option to TRULY delete NOT just deactivate ones account is NOT asking too much.

Thank you very much for taking the time to read this, and I hope you can lead me in the right direction, as it seems nobody else has the guts to do this themselves.
Daisy, there is so much fail in everything you said.

[Salam]

Facebook to court. Ahhahaah! The police and courts don't give a shit! Facebook problems happens all the time.

[Flipper]

first step is talk to an attorney. u will have to go from there. the account usually fully deletes after a few months or so though.

[Richard England]

I don't understand what you asking? You need to ask a legal question to get legal help..
You find their headquarters and summons them to court to sue them - also called serving them. but that's for a small case - i think what your talking about is a class action suit. depends what route you want to go...

[mr.lilshorty]

Contact the media!

[Daisy]

You cannot just take a company to court based on privacy. Does facebook harm you by not deleting the information. Since it's Facebooks server or computer, you cannot get a court to force them to delete their files, if no one is being harmed by it. Facebook has rights too. Apparently they don't want to delete it and you have no cause of action to sue. You can't just make up lawsuits like the defendant refuses to delete the information the plaintiff sent to the defendants computer et al.

My point is the court does not want to hear cases that have no merit to them. If no harm came to you then they don't consider this their business. Like another post said, try the media.