No, the NF token is the network consensus that a signed copy of the URL has been most recently addressed to the "owner"'s public key.
No one can send that signed copy to another address, without knowing the private key for the public key.
No one can send that signed copy to another address, without knowing the private key for the public key.
It’s like having the only key to the door to a room in which the Mona Lisa is kept.
Except the room is wide open other than the one wall with the door and freely accessible to all the visitors to the Louvre.
None of them will be able to walk in through your door to view it, although they can simply walk around it.