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If you have feedback on an Apple Support article, click the no for ”helpful? [yes] [no]” near the bottom of the article, and fill in the comment box that then appears.

Looks like this article does need an update for Apple silicon: If Apple Pay on your Mac is turned off because security settings were modified - Apple Support

As for security settings having been modified? Ensure system security updates are automatically installed, as a starting point. This tends to be the more common cause, and not the startup-related settings.

Here’s the article for Apple silicon Macs equivalent to that T2 article, and this including a pointer to the aforementioned system security updates info: Change security settings on the startup disk of a Mac with Apple silicon - Apple Support

And if you want, also log feedback in the T2 article (“helpful? [no]”) suggesting Apple link to the Apple silicon equivalent for readers arriving at the T2 article, too.

From the first link MrHoffman posted…

"Apple Pay is turned off on your Mac when certain security settings are modified, or when your Mac detects third-party software or malware that affects its ability to keep your payment information secure."

David Moore2 wrote:

This page:

Mac models with the Apple T2 Security Chip - Apple Support

gives information that is clearly incorrect.

What is the incorrect info? M1 Macs have no T2 chip.

That doesn't answer my question. What information on the page is "clearly incorrect"?