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Paparangi

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#204496 4-Oct-2016 15:53
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Hi,

 

I have a 2degrees Samsung Galaxy S6, I was just wondering if someone could tell me the 2degrees CSC firmware code? I am currently running the Spark firmware but need to return the phone as it has developed several faults. Will the Samsung Service Centre even know that I have changed the firmware?

 

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bradstewart
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  #1645310 4-Oct-2016 17:03
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I believe the CSC for 2degrees is NZC.


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