keep in mind that an overlay is just a container. So "adding an overlay at my current location" doesn't make much sense. What you do is add an overlay and then you puty an item in that overlay, and the item can be at your current location. As luck has it, Android is even providing a ready made "myLocation" item. You can try to enable that to see if it works. You'll also want to check if onLocationChanged is actually called...
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