Nope. Doesn't work like that. The owner of a domain has full control over what is indexed and available on Google and other public search engines. It is their r

Nope. Doesn't work like that. The owner of a domain has full control over what is indexed and available on Google and other public search engines. It is their responsibility of keeping these links off the indexes by setting no-index meta tag / robot.txt / hiding it from sitemaps / blacklisting or removing it in search console. Just because a link is publicly accessible does not mean it is publicly indexed.