déréférencer

To delist a webpage or a person's name from a search engine's results — the verb behind France's "droit au déréférencement" (right to be delisted), a legal remedy distinct from actually deleting the underlying content.

• Elle a demandé à Google de déréférencer cet article la concernant. — She asked Google to delist that article about her.
• Le moteur de recherche a dû déréférencer plusieurs liens jugés obsolètes. — The search engine had to delist several links deemed outdated.
• Déréférencer une page ne la supprime pas d'Internet, seulement des résultats de recherche. — Delisting a page doesn't remove it from the internet, only from search results.

Déréférencer only affects search-engine visibility — it's often conflated with supprimer (actually deleting the content), which is a legally and technically different act.

• politics Arrêt Google Spain (13 mai 2014) — The CJEU's Google Spain ruling established the EU 'droit au déréférencement' (right to be delisted), requiring search engines to remove certain links to personal information on request — the basis of this verb's main modern usage.