I don't think that just any virtualized hardware is safe fundamentally or anything, I just meant it as a practical option instead of multiplying machines. Obvio

I don't think that just any virtualized hardware is safe fundamentally or anything, I just meant it as a practical option instead of multiplying machines. Obviously trust, as I wrote, can't enter the equation. But if you are sure (in the mathematical sense) that the virtualized machine cannot be doing anything but running tangential software and relaying your info without the possibility of decrypting, it seems safe to me. Obviously if I'm wrong let me know, but I just meant it as a general alternative to people having their own entirely isolated physical server, local or remote.