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title: "Comment by Julian Neagu on \"Deleting Personal Data from a RAG System in .NET\" | Hashnode"
description: "I like the distinction between “delete succeeded” and “data is actually gone.” Those are two different checks, especially once caches and old index versions get"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/deleting-personal-data-from-a-rag-system-in-net/6abd5fa1c02e2338b2100943/comment/6ac0d79cade4fd09074f671b"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/deleting-personal-data-from-a-rag-system-in-net/6abd5fa1c02e2338b2100943)

Comment [Deleting Personal Data from a RAG System in .NET](https://hashnode.com/posts/deleting-personal-data-from-a-rag-system-in-net/6abd5fa1c02e2338b2100943)

[Julian Neagu](https://hashnode.com/@julianneagulab)

[Oct 3](https://hashnode.com/posts/deleting-personal-data-from-a-rag-system-in-net/6abd5fa1c02e2338b2100943/comment/6ac0d79cade4fd09074f671b)

I like the distinction between “delete succeeded” and “data is actually gone.” Those are two different checks, especially once caches and old index versions get involved.

[Patrick Kearns](https://hashnode.com/@fullstackcity)

[Oct 4](https://hashnode.com/posts/deleting-personal-data-from-a-rag-system-in-net/6abd5fa1c02e2338b2100943/comment/6ac0d79cade4fd09074f671b#reply-6ac296ea1e2f238c6fb4006d)

Yeah, people often forget about the Cache!