Why is "sudo unmount" required for unmounting an sshfs-mount if it was mounted without sudo privilges?
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Because umount only allows root to unmount regular filesystems.
You can, however, unmount any FUSE filesystem (inclusing sshfs) without using sudo:
fusermount -u mountpoint