I don't care how many pages. I only care what the OP responses. So far the OP only told us that the question was about how to lock the focus point. I really want to know about the situation. I do not think Nikon should charge for asking question. (yes I have used many products where one has to pay a yearly subscription to get questions answered, even though you paid a high price when you bough the product) but it's not like Nikon nor any camera manufacturers I know. I wonder what Nikon told the OP exactly.
The UHH server has lots of storage space it can go on to a million pages if I care.

Just to let everyone know that I am smart enough to ask here I have already ask in the past and nobody had the answer so I thought I would give Nikon a try. I have ask here and done a lot of research with no results but I will ask again for those that think I wasn't smart enough to ask here first.

I have a Nikon Z6ii and as far as I can determine there is no way to lock the location of the focus point and I find it very annoying and causing me problems. Before I start getting the same answers that I got last time, I know that I can press the toggle button down and make the focus point go back to the center. I shouldn't have to do that constantly every time I pick up my camera. I use back button focus on all of my cameras and the toggle button is right under th BBF button and it gets pressed every time I pick up my camera and place my thumb on the BBF button which in turn touches the toggle button and it moves my focus point. Last time when I ask here I got all kind of remarks about it not bothering other members or how to double press the toggle to get the focus point back to center. If you have this camera and it doesn't bother you I am happy for you but it is annoying to me. I am not an English scholar so please do not take the time to make remarks about how I wrote or punctuated my post. If you do have helpful information I would very much appreciate it. Thanks for taking the time to read this and respond.

I can lock my focus on any of my DSLR nikons with a lever on the back of the camera. It seems to me this could be fixed with a software update.

When you contacted Nikon did they mention how to go about setting up paid support and what the name of that support program was? I did a little research this morning and could not find anything regarding a paid plan for user support other than the NPS program. Or did they indicate that you need to pay separately each time you called?

As a Nikon user myself, I would love to know under what circumstances they charge you and how much it costs. I'm guessing this must be something relatively new since I dealt with Nikon support just six months ago when a firmware update was taking an extremely long time to complete and I had no issues getting free assistance with that problem for a camera that was outside the warranty period.