[tbelldesignco]

Let's start saying that virtualization isn't a crime. Running the software without a proper license is the right problem.

Who know how Apple manages its OSes regarding licensing but running an emulated iOS or an Hackintosh (macOS running on a non-apple hardware) is illegal. The software is developed to run on specific hardware and with virtualization or hackintosh you are faking it.

Apple is on the right but...... let's say that Apple is like Nintendo: ultra aggressive on defending its own property, better saying its earning.

For example Microsoft Windows Mobile Lumia phone has been modded with public announcements and Microsoft did nothing to the modders community. If we were speaking of Apple... DMCA or worsen could have been happen.

Yes, I see where you are coming from, but macOS and iOS are freeware since we do not pay for updates, the anti-piracy laws do not apply to freeware and Darwin of which macOS is built on falls under the Apple Public Source License and Unix/Darwin are GPL compliant. I do not see an issue with virtualization of the OS, if you are paying for the hardware of the virtualization so in VPS terms, we are paying for the data store, IP etc. and the OS is "free" and then if you want Windows you have to provide your own license for it. The same terms should fall for macOS and iOS, as it does with Android.