

It mentions below about not being able to register with Apple ID so possibly means you can't also login with one. I have a gut feeling their might need to be some kind of ID of the hardware to prevent this from working. Can I log into my work iCloud on the host machine and my personal iCloud account on the VM at the same time? I've seen a few posts scattered around from last year that say this is not possible but I think these were based on the method with the GitHub clones above.

I don't want to start cloning random GitHub repo full of unsupported scripts linked off a iffy blog post either. All the Parallels literature seems to point out Windows virtualised on M1 which I am not interested in. Can I do this with off the shelf software like Parallels? Paid is no problem if it solves this. Im a technical person and always used KVM/virtualbox on Windows/Linux.

Rather than deal with two Macs and fiddling with cables etc, can I run a personal Mac OS VM inside the new work 14" M1 MBP? Getting a new 14" M1 MBP for work next week. literally nothing more intensive than this) works great. Got a MBP early 2015 for personal stuff (iCloud photos etc., personal banking, running YNAB4, eBay etc.
