Key used for the Bundle extra in Location object holding a boolean indicating whether the location was set using setMockLocation(Location). If the value is false this extra is not set.

Key used for the Bundle extra in Location object holding a float indicating the estimated vertical accuracy of the location, in meters.

We define vertical accuracy at 68% confidence. Specifically, as 1-side of the 2-sided range above and below the estimated altitude reported by getAltitude(), within which there is a 68% probability of finding the true altitude.

In the case where the underlying distribution is assumed Gaussian normal, this would be considered 1 standard deviation.

For example, if getAltitude() returns 150, and this extra returns 20 then there is a 68% probability of the true altitude being between 130 and 170 meters.

If you're targeting Android O+ devices you should use directly hasVerticalAccuracy() and getVerticalAccuracyMeters().

Flushes any locations currently being batched and sends them to all registered LocationListeners, LocationCallbacks, and PendingIntents. This call is only useful when batching is specified using setMaxWaitTime(long), otherwise locations are already delivered immediately when available.

When the returned Task is complete, then you can assume that any pending batched locations have already been delivered.

Returns a single current location fix on the device. Unlike getLastLocation() that returns a cached location, this method could cause active location computation on the device. A single fresh location will be returned if the device location can be determined within reasonable time (tens of seconds), otherwise null will be returned.

This method may return locations that are a few seconds old, but never returns much older locations. This is suitable for foreground applications that need a single fresh current location.

Background apps calling this method will be throttled under background location limits, so background apps may find the method returns null locations more often.

A client may supply a CancellationToken to cancel the request. The client can listen to cancellation event by adding an OnCanceledListener to the returned task.

Returns the best most recent location currently available.

If a location is not available, which should happen very rarely, null will be returned. The best accuracy available while respecting the location permissions will be returned.

This method provides a simplified way to get location. It is particularly well suited for applications that do not require an accurate location and that do not want to maintain extra logic for location updates.

Returns the availability of location data. When isLocationAvailable() returns true, then the location returned by getLastLocation() will be reasonably up to date within the hints specified by the active LocationRequests.

If the client isn't connected to Google Play services and the request times out, null is returned.

Note it's always possible for getLastLocation() to return null even when this method returns true (e.g. location settings were disabled between calls).

Removes all location updates for the given pending intent.

It is possible for this call to cancel the PendingIntent under some circumstances.

Removes all location updates for the given location result listener.

Requests location updates with a callback on the specified Looper thread.

This method is suited for the foreground use cases. For background use cases, the PendingIntent version of the method is recommended, see requestLocationUpdates(LocationRequest, PendingIntent).

Any previous LocationRequests registered on this LocationListener will be replaced.

This call will keep the Google Play services connection active, so make sure to call removeLocationUpdates(LocationCallback) when you no longer need it, otherwise you lose the benefits of the automatic connection management.

Callbacks for LocationCallback will be made on the specified thread, which must already be a prepared looper thread.

Requests location updates with a callback on the specified PendingIntent.

This method is suited for the background use cases, more specifically for receiving location updates, even when the app has been killed by the system. In order to do so, use a PendingIntent for a started service. For foreground use cases, the LocationCallback version of the method is recommended, see requestLocationUpdates(LocationRequest, LocationCallback, Looper).

Any previously registered requests that have the same PendingIntent (as defined by equals(Object)) will be replaced by this request.

Both LocationResult and LocationAvailability are sent to the given PendingIntent. You can extract data from an Intent using hasResult(Intent), extractResult(Intent), hasLocationAvailability(Intent), and extractLocationAvailability(Intent).

Sets the mock location to be used for the location provider. This location will be used in place of any actual locations from the underlying providers (network or gps).

setMockMode(boolean) must be called and set to true prior to calling this method.

Care should be taken in specifying the timestamps as many applications require them to be monotonically increasing.

Sets whether or not the location provider is in mock mode.

The underlying providers (network and gps) will be stopped (except by direct LocationManager access), and only locations specified in setMockLocation(Location) will be reported. This will effect all location clients connected using the FusedLocationProviderClient, including geofencer clients (i.e. geofences can be triggered based on mock locations).

The client must remain connected in order for mock mode to remain active. If the client dies the system will return to its normal state.

Calls are not nested, and mock mode will be set directly regardless of previous calls.