Accuracy circle scaling incorrectly

[sanchin]

The accuracy circle diameter seems to be at most the size of the screen width - when I zoom in close enough, I can notice that the circle should be bigger than it is shown. See the screenshots for details:

Accuracy ring almost touches the road going south on the left when zoomed out

When zoomed in, the ring fits the screen and ends up barely after the road going north on the left, which is the first northern road to the left of current location on the first screen.

Another thing is, that the radius is too big - it looked to big for me on wifi in the building, so I've used a mocked location with 40m accuracy. The first screenshot shows a 200+ radius based on google's "measure distance", the second one is closer to 40. Maybe I'm doing something wrong with the location ring? DPI setting, or something like that?

Platform: Android
Mapbox SDK version: 4.20-SNAPSHOT

Steps to trigger behavior

1. Show a map with user location with not that great accuracy (couple dozen meters).
2. Zoom a bit to see accuracy ring and take notice where it reaches.
3. Zoom in further to see that the ring is not growing since certain zoom and effectively represents a different accuracy.

Expected behavior

The distance represented by accuracy radius should be consistent regardless of the zoom level.

Actual behavior

Zooming in increases accuracy ;)