Personally, I wouldn't be making any coding plans for using the Galileo system for location handling any time this decade. It will be amazing if the EU manages to organize it into a working system in any lifetime of current OS's or apps for that matter. Think of how long it took to get a working engine for their A400 program, nearly 20 years and the darn thing still isn't anything but a test program. The Galileo system currently has no "in operation" date and only two test satellites have been launched, none of them will be used in an operational program. A functional system is at least a decade away optimistically. I think you can safely ignore that possibility as a means of location detection on current Android devices.
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