A journal published my private home address alongside my publication. Can I get it removed?
Springer has a privacy policy. It seems to be largely based on the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
According to XIV, point 2, you can request a removal of your personal data on specific grounds, e.g. because the data are not needed, or because you withdraw your consent. This seems to be the case with you.
You can contact their Data Protection Officer about that (dataprotection@springernature.com). Explain your situation and ask for the data to be removed.
The Data Protection Officer should react swiftly, as there might be grave legal consequences if they violate your data rights (at least if the EU's GDPR applies to your case).