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       Question: 
 How can I solve the network lock issue 
on my Galaxy phone? 
  
Answer: 
Identify the problem: A network lock (also 
known as NCK or Network Control Key) or subsidy unlock is a code assigned to 
your Galaxy phone by your mobile service provider. This prevents your phone 
from working on any other network aside from your current one. 
Contact your service provider: If your Galaxy 
phone has a network lock, reach out to your mobile service provider for guidance 
and assistance. They will be able to provide you with an unlock code or guide 
you through the process of unlocking your phone. 
  
Terms: 
Network lock (NCK or Network Control Key): 
A code that restricts your Galaxy phone to work only on its original network. 
Subsidy unlock: Another term for network lock, 
referring to the practice of releasing a phone's restrictions when the user 
completes their contract or fulfills certain requirements. 
                                        
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