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No, as the right to be forgotten (if that’s what you’re thinking of) isn’t absolute. The example I’m aware of is where personal information is held due to ‘leg
by tokamak-teapot 6y ago
No, as the right to be forgotten (if that’s what you’re thinking of) isn’t absolute.
The example I’m aware of is where personal information is held due to ‘legitimate interest’ and the request to delete isn’t deemed (however that is defined) to override that.
I won’t try to go further as it’s not 100% clear cut and IANAL.
Have a look at the legislation or the various explainers that have been posted online if you’re interested.
Edit: In this case I would guess that Canon would have trouble claiming a legitimate interest in keeping hold of your photos!