Yes, I know. I thought that the secure enclave requires the user passcode to authorize an update, but after re-reading the iOS security whitepaper, I am no long

Yes, I know. I thought that the secure enclave requires the user passcode to authorize an update, but after re-reading the iOS security whitepaper, I am no longer sure that this is actually correct. (it’s not mentioned anywhere) So while you do have to provide your passcode to update an iOS device, it could be that this requirement is only enforced at a higher level (ie. not by the secure enclave itself).