Anyone here use Corellium? From marketing descriptions it just sounds like they made a hypervisor that can run iOS, which doesn't sound illegitimate to my. I'm

Anyone here use Corellium? From marketing descriptions it just sounds like they made a hypervisor that can run iOS, which doesn't sound illegitimate to my. I'm assuming that Apple would have to go at it in a distribution-of-iOS-firmware direction to have this case hold any water. This is just my opinion/conjecture, but I would assume that Apple just doesn't like the idea of the core product. I personally don't understand why a company that bases itself on morals would find issue with a tool like this. With introduction of things like the T2 chips in their computer product line, I would assume they have a real problem with people running their software on anything that's not an Apple branded device.