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Running macOS in a VM that is not running on a Mac is a violation of your contract with Apple. However, there are no restrictions on running a macOS VM on a mac
by sumanthvepa 6y ago
Running macOS in a VM that is not running on a Mac is a violation of your contract with Apple. However, there are no restrictions on running a macOS VM on a mac. This can be very useful if you are a developer who needs to test on older macOS versions. I use VirtualBox running on a Mac, although I believe KVM/QEMU also works on a mac. (on Intel Macs -- this won't work in the future with Apple Silicon) for testing on older macOS versions. As usual with advice on the internet: caveat lector. I'm not a lawyer.