I'm just curious how to interpret the fact that hasMonetaryCost is true for a "network" location provider. I read about it a little but I'm not sure I entirely understand what's going on. Does that mean that every time I get my location using the cell network instead of the gps there is a charge to my T-Mobile bill or something like that? If I'm putting a location-grabbing feature in my app, is there a threat my users will be charged a cost when they trigger that behavior, such that I should warn them about it? Other apps don't currently offer any such warning, even official Google apps like the Maps app, or the system settings where I choose the location source methods.
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