Android Market refund window apparently expands to 48 hours (update: Or not?)

“UFC 139: The Main Event” Promo Video

Game day has finally arrived, and to help promote tonight’s “UFC 139: Shogun vs. Henderson” pay-per-view broadcast, the world’s premier MMA organization has released a video promoting the show’s featured attraction.
Dan Henderson’s (Pictured) third stint in the Octagon begins with a light heavyweight shootout against Mauricio “Shogun” Rua. Henderson recently abandoned his Strikeforce title in order to close out his illustrious career against the world’s best fighters.
Shogun violently avenged his loss to Forrest Griffin in his last outing. The Brazilian has alternated between wins and losses over his last five fights.
The HP Pavilion in San Jose, California hosts tonight’s extravaganza. The PPV begins live at 9PM ET/6PM PT.
Please click the media player below to watch the promo:

Here is the lineup for tonight’s show:
Preliminary Bouts:
(Facebook 5:30PM ET/2:30PM PT)
Danny Castillo vs. Shamar Bailey
Seth Baczynski vs. Matt Brown
Nick Pace vs. Miguel Torres
Gleison Tibau vs. Rafael Dos Anjos
Chris Weidman vs. Tom Lawlor
(Spike TV 8PM ET/5PM PT):
Michael McDonald vs. Alex Soto
Ryan Bader vs. Jason Brilz
Main Bouts:
(Pay-Per-View 9PM ET/6PM PT)
Stephan Bonnar vs. Kyle Kingsbury
Rick Story vs. Martin Kampmann
Urijah Faber vs. Brian Bowles
Wanderlei Silva vs. Cung Le
Dan Henderson vs. Mauricio “Shogun” Rua

Update: We're being told by one developer that actually this wording is unchanged, and the 15-minute window still applies, it's just that Google has that long to refund the money. We're seeking clarification from Google, and watching our hope wane. Google caused a fairly big stink nearly a year ago when it changed the window to uninstall and refund a purchased application to just 15 minutes -- a far cry shorter than 24-hour window we'd previously enjoyed. But according to a new version of the developer distribution agreement being pushed out today, that window has been expanded, and expanded to a full two days. Here's the line from Section 3.4: Products that cannot be previewed by the buyer (such as applications): You authorize Google to give the buyer a full refund of the Product price if the buyer requests the refund within 48 hours after purchase. Good on Google for changing this one. While we don't want anyone abusing the refunds process, 15 minutes was absolutely too short a time to try out an application. By the way, if you're a developer, make sure you log in to your developer portal to accept the new agreement. Wouldn't want your app yanked unnecessarily. Thanks, Joe and Nick!

Android Market refund window apparently expands to 48 hours (update: Or not?)