2020 MacBook Pro 13in disabled Apple Pay after update to Big Sur

I did not lower my Secure Boot settings, but after loading Big Sur, I can't use Apple Pay on my "new" MacBook Pro 13 with 4 USB ports. Must I go through "the drill?" This MBP has Touch ID, why the hassle?

MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.0

Posted on Dec 11, 2020 7:28 AM

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Dec 11, 2020 8:13 AM in response to bobh803

bobh803 wrote:

I did not lower my Secure Boot settings, but after loading Big Sur, I can't use Apple Pay on my "new" MacBook Pro 13 with 4 USB ports. Must I go through "the drill?" This MBP has Touch ID, why the hassle?



You can check your user preferences:


>System Preferences>TouchID make some changes here, and come back to your preferred settings.




if no resolve you can file a bug report—Apple Feedback http://www.apple.com/feedback


Change Touch ID preferences on Mac - Apple Support


Dec 11, 2020 10:24 AM in response to bobh803

bobh803 wrote:

Sorry, I did not describe the problem accurately. I added two credit cards to Apple Pay when I got the machine this past June. After uploading Big Sur (recently), it "unenrolled" my credit cards for Apple Pay, and

it won't let me add cards back without going through a multi-step "recovery" boot process in order to restore some boot settings (which I did not change). Happened after the Big Sur upgrade.


This would be downloading Big Sur.


And so did you follow through w/ multi-step "recovery" boot process in order to restore some boot settings ?


Set up Apple Pay - Apple Support


If you can't add cards to Wallet to use with Apple Pay - Apple ...


Dec 11, 2020 10:15 AM in response to bobh803

Sorry, I did not describe the problem accurately. I added two credit cards to Apple Pay when I got the machine this past June. After uploading Big Sur (recently), it "unenrolled" my credit cards for Apple Pay, and it won't let me add cards back without going through a multi-step "recovery" boot process in order to restore some boot settings (which I did not change). Happened after the Big Sur upgrade.

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