cant activate reactivation lock after marshmallow update - Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I see reactivation lock under security > find my phone. I am able to toggle it on but as soon as i do that i get the standard window message which offer me to cancel or OK the operation.
Whether i OK or cancel, the message screen disappears and it simply resets reactivation lock to off.
any idears? thanks!

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