"stop displaying" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, especially when speaking about computer programming or data analysis.
For example, "Programmers can write code to stop displaying the data when variables exceed certain set criteria."
And Google could simply stop displaying articles from those who want to charge.
Last month, the City Council of Jackson, the state capital, voted to stop displaying the state flag in the council chambers.
In the Notification area, uncheck the Hide Inactive Icons option if you want Windows to stop displaying that message and to leave your icons alone.
And some museums around the world have given in to pressure either to cover up human remains or to stop displaying them.
The supreme court of British Columbia subsequently ordered Google to stop displaying search results in any country for any part of Datalink's websites.
Since the Charleston church shooting, pressure has mounted on South Carolina to stop displaying the Confederate battle flag on the grounds of its State Capitol in Columbia, S.C.
Within the bank's Manhattan offices, television screens have stopped displaying the company's stock price.
Some stores have stopped displaying food altogether, and started to sell what little they have from the back.
The magazine's website stopped displaying nudity in August 2014, driving up web traffic from four million unique users per month to 16 million, according to The New York Times.
So obsessed is the media with this single index that the BBC has stopped displaying the medals table because it is too humiliating.
In another example, the Samsung RF4289HARS smart fridge apparently stopped displaying Google Calendar due to software changes.
