Hi, I was looking at addressing the problem of proximity alerts not
taking accuracy into account:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2002
In other words, if an app wants to get a proximity alert if it's
within 100 meters of a spot, but the location provider is accurate to
1000 meters, the platform may want to fire an intent under different
conditions than when it's accurate to 10 meters.
But I don't know how accurate a given location provider is in terms of
meters. I only see ACCURACY_COURSE, ACCURACY_FINE, etc. Do those have
meter equivalents, or is there some other way to get a meter value?
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