No, but you can request deletion. And then you can complain to a regulator. Bear in mind there are, like, 28 different data privacy regulators in the EU. So a

No, but you can request deletion. And then you can complain to a regulator. Bear in mind there are, like, 28 different data privacy regulators in the EU. So all it takes is a few people in each country to file such a request, get denied and file complaints with the regulator, and now you've got 28 official committees looking into it. If all of them decide it's OK, no problem. If back here on Earth some of them disagree, well, there's a super-committee that's supposed to enforce a uniform treatment, so it'll get kicked up to the EU to decide. And then what happens probably depends on who the test case is about. My guess - they'll ignore complaints until they're against the FAANG companies. And then they'll decide compliance wasn't good enough, and hand down a fine. Let's wait and see.