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Hi r/legaladvice,

I was doing an ego search this evening with a friend of mine, and discovered that my online username, full name, gender, a picture of me and my exact street address are all available across a number of websites.

After a little freaking out, I realised that the reason these "Find People" websites had my address was because a well known company's "young entrepreneurs" community had taken my information during registration, then populated it across many different areas of their site. 

All sections of the website with my address on were available to me through a search engine, and thus any form of crawler was able to harvest my info.

I know I can just email and ask to have the data removed from their site, call every single "people finder" site and asking them to do the same is going to take a lot of time. So I'd really like to do the right thing to the company.

I think there may be a case of a breach of the Data Protection Act, as well as definitely breaking their own Privacy Policy and T&Cs, which are on every page of their site!

Can anyone give me any advice as to how to handle this? (Apart from sending angry emails and wasting a whole lot of time cleaning up?)
<bot>: Company leaked my data and I would like to know how to raise it with them - and anyone else that might need to know.