The best site I've used is haveibeenpwned.com, seems to be the go-to for most security breaches and has a tool that can notify you when some of your information has been compromised tied to an email address.
I don't like that because if you put in an email address it doesn't reveal whether you've already addressed the issue or not. It just shows if it was included in a breach, great for newbs to go "ooOOOooooOOoo" but useless for anything else.
I also alias email addresses for every service that allows a + sign in the email field, so now I have no way to notice quickly if the email was included in a leak. But I do have a way to know which service got breached or sold info if I start getting additional emails to any particular alias.
But most consumers aren't photographers. They've been led to believe after many years of intensive marketing that megapixels are the only metric for a "good camera" on a phone.
I don't really know how this can be considered "tiny" at all. Dependencies on react, brace and another charting library (http://www.chartjs.org/) seems a little much.
