Taiwan has great consumer protection measures earlier this month and pushed Apple to increase the return times in which a customer can remove an application from your iPhone that is not to your liking. Apple had two weeks to adjust to the laws of the country and now, according to the Economic Times of India, has changed their return policies in the App Store in Taiwan.
Right now, customers have seven days (instead of minutes) to remove an application and thus will be refunded the money spent.
Amazon from the start has saved headaches, and its online AppStore provides evidence of their applications.
Source: 9to5Mac
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