Date of "copyright.txt" file indicates last maps u...

I have a file "copyright.txt" on the root level of my phone's SD card. Its creation date is February 1st, 2012. Am I correct in guessing that that is the date of the latest maps update?
(n79, maps v3.01)

On my Nokia 5800xm the creation date is 03.02.2012 but I have updated to the latest Maps (00.02.46.103) on 15.05.2012

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