> allowed you to virtualize on another Mac running macOS ^W^W and you'd be right. The only runtime requirement is Apple hardware. The initial wording was some

> allowed you to virtualize on another Mac running macOS ^W^W and you'd be right. The only runtime requirement is Apple hardware. The initial wording was something along the lines as "on Apple-branded hardware", creating (if you were a bit zany) the loophole of stamping an Apple sticker on any hardware and declare it Apple-branded. That was the joke in some Hackintosh circles circa Snow Leopard.