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Again I was talking about the bundled font files, the ones bundled with the app when you download and install. All files must go to some directory designated by iOS. When the app is run, it can choose to copy some files to some other (user-accessible or not) directory, but it can never remove those original files. This is an iOS restriction, but not a Mac or Windows restriction. Therefore, we say that any bundled font file on iOS cannot be deleted. If the font file is downloaded after installation, then by definition, it is not bundled.
Note that I am talking about what and why something will work or won't work, and not about how you want it to work.
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