[run-types]

WOW! That's insane. If made efficiently enough, you could emulate iOS on a non-iOS mobile device. That would be disruptive.

[unix_fan]

And also very easy to brake on apple's end.

[lostgame]

Only for future releases. If it works currently for iOS 12, it'll keep working for those builds of iOS 12. I fail to see how Apple can break what already works for code they can't/won't change.

[gjsman-1000]

No - like, Apple sends a DMCA complaint or legal complaints to the project and the developers saying to shut it down or they'll bring in the lawyers.

[kingofclams]

DMCA what? I don’t see anything wrong with emulation.

[amelius]

That won't work in large parts of the world, like China.

[atatatat]

Pirate Bay

[smoldesu]

They have the power to disable your OS remotely for any reason. I think it's safe to say that ship has sailed.

[vegetablepotpie]

Could give the librem 5 or PinePhone a big boost. But it would not help with battery life.

[mattl]

I think the number of people who have a Librem phone but want to run iOS on it is basically zero.

[markstos]

Wrong. There are people who would like hardware kill switches but are required to run either iOS or Android apps for work. With iOS in a VM, you could truly "log out of work" and shutdown that part of your phone when not needed without carrying a second work-specific device.

[atatatat]

With a $150 GrapheneOS Pixel for things that matter, you could shut the other phone off and truly "shut off work".

[mattl]

Yep. Just buy an anything-shitty Android phone in 7-11 and use that

[mattl]

And they would not want to do that on a Librem phone. Librem phone is for the tiny subset of people who want a computer with a free BIOS as well as a fully-free Linux distro like PureOS.