fwiw enclave and exclave are different words. and thus, they mean different things
For those following along, the Secure Enclave is a separate core that runs most of the security stuff (including hardware like the fingerprint scanner), and Secure Exclaves are essentially virtual machines on the main AP cores used as a security boundary for specific tasks, kind of like Qubes does.
without the context of your disability or disorder, if you confidently spout nonsense, then from an outside perspective, you are the problem. externally, i have no knowledge into your disabilities or disorders, or even if you're lying for sympathy (to be clear, i do not think you are lying). however, i will not accept you making it my problem that, when you confidently spout nonsense and lies, you were corrected
maybe, in the future, you will be less willing to publicly make statements confidently chastising people and products for things they are not doing
feel free to have the last word, but i don't see any value to continuing this conversation
On top of all of that, the neural network for FaceID currently runs in the secure enclave, and directly controls the fingerprint reader hardware, so it wasn't exactly a leap to think they moved the hardware pathway for the camera there too. My admonishment for doing too much in the secure enclave exists for the current state of the world.