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Removal request

A submitted request to hide or delete a URL from a search product.

What Removal request does not show

Temporary concealment is not the same as deletion from every underlying index or cache.

Terms this definition uses

Product

Related terms in Crawling and indexing

How a crawler discovers, schedules, fetches and selects pages, and why a fetched page is not an indexed one.

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Questions about Removal request

What is Removal request?

A submitted request to hide or delete a URL from a search product.

What does Removal request not show or guarantee?

Temporary concealment is not the same as deletion from every underlying index or cache.

Which area of the glossary does Removal request belong to?

Crawling and indexing: How a crawler discovers, schedules, fetches and selects pages, and why a fetched page is not an indexed one.

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