Use com.google.android.gms.location.FusedLocationProviderApi if you need to obtain the
user's current location.
Returns
true if the listener has consumed the event (i.e., the default behavior
should not occur); false otherwise (i.e., the default behavior should occur). The
default behavior is for the camera move such that it is centered on the user location.
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