If your problem is with the Google Location Service Consent "Agree / Disagree" dialog box that pops up every time you turn on the GPS on your device, read on:
You can permanently disable this stupid pop-up with this procedure (REQUIRES ROOTED DEVICE):
1. Install ES Task Manager or a similar app that allows you to disable or uninstall any and all services including System services. Then run the app.
2. Look at the lists of installed and running services in the following "tabs": Task Manager, Cache Cleaner, and Startup Manager for this Service: "GOOGLE SERVICES FRAMEWORK". On my Samsung SMP-T310 tablet (running 4.4.2 KitKat), it is listed in ES Task Manager under the Startup Manager list. On the right side of the screen, each service that is active has a red minus sign in a red circle. If you tap the red circle, a dialog box opens that says: "WARNING YOU ARE ABOUT TO DISABLE A SYSTEM COMPONENT...". Tap "OK" to proceed. The red circle will change to a green check mark, and a red strikeout line will be placed through the service name, showing that it is now disabled. Now re-boot the device. You should now be able to turn the GPS on and off without the Location Consent pop-up driving you nuts every time.
3. As far as I can tell, disabling this service has no adverse impact on any of the apps I normally use on this tablet, but I have not exhaustively tested every possible app, so "your mileage may vary" as they used to say. Anyway, I can now turn the GPS chipset on and off without having to bother with the tear-my-hair-out Location Consent dialog box.
4. CAUTION: My tablet is a WiFi only tablet, and does NOT have a Cell Phone chipset, so I can not guaranty that disabling this service will have no impact on the functionality of an actual Android cell phone (I don't own a smart phone, just this tablet).
5. If disabling "GOOGLE SERVICES FRAMEWORK" does turn out to have adverse effects, just turn it back on in ES Task Manager and reboot the device.
I found the above procedure on another Android User Support forum and am cross-posting it here, in hope that it will help others. The Google Location Consent dialog box is one of the most extremely annoying things I have EVER experienced from a Google "update" (it was not in Jelly Bean, the OS that was on the tablet when I first purchased it).