Today i was asked by Apple to try with the just released Xcode 15 Beta. So i downloaded that version with Xcodes app and ran the command xcrun -v xcdevice list, where the device with iOS 16.4.1 is now somehow recognised (and goes through a 4-step lifecycle: makeReady, Started mountDDI, Ended mountDDI and Ended makeReady) but it still is not included in the final output list of found/active/attached devices - which means: It still doesn't work. The warning DVTCoreDeviceEnabledState: DVTCoreDeviceEnabledState_Disabled set via user default ... however is gone now. I updated my open ticket in Feedback Assistant and hope that they finally can solve it or tell me what's not working correctly on my Mac.

I still haven't found a solution neither - and after more than 3 weeks i'm not sure if there is one. If you're interested you can find here my ongoing findings about this issue.

I experience a similar issue, although i can see my iPhone SE 2020 (with iOS 16.4.1) all the time in XCode 14.3, but it's not listed when i call arch -arm64e xcrun xcdevice list in the console nor in my IDE, which means i cannot deploy my Flutter app from the console nor from IntelliJ. However when i switch back to XCode 14.2 (using the Xcodes app) the iPhone device is listed in the console call and i can also deploy my app from outside XCode. Unfortunately downgrading to iOS 16.4.0 is not possible anymore. Connecting another iPhone (with iOS version 15.7.5) is no problem with XCode 14.3, so there must be a problem with iOS versions 16.4.x and XCode 14.3 in my opinion. @Toledo1366 Could you try the mentioned console call on your Mac? I'm pretty sure your iPhone device also won't be listed. If you have found a solution meanwhile please let me know. To me it seems that devices with iOS 16.4.x are somehow not recognized by the xcrun call.