If I use the intent-based requestLocationUpdates using a time period of, say, 60 minutes I would expect that would be minimally 'expensive' in terms of resources. I expect that, internally, Android only queries for the new location at the expired time interval. But since you also have to specify a distance trigger doesn't that mean that Android is continually checking to see if you have moved the required distance? And if that's the case does it make any difference whether I specify 5, 10, or 100 miles as the trigger?
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