As mentioned before, Virtualbox is not an emulator, so it cannot handle iPhone & iPad code. Apple's phones and tablets use ARM, and an emulator is needed to run ARM code on an x86 CPU. So it is unlikely that Oracle will desire to port Virtualbox to ARM as things stand now. Virtualbox is tuned to the x86 CPU environment, not the ARM environment. You can re-run the kexstat command just to be sure the extensions were loaded.While one could wish for lots of things it is important to remain grounded in reasonable expectations so we don't get stuck in 'wish mode' and never get anywhere. Restart your Mac and VirtualBox should now work.
You should see a message that some applications require a restart to work correctly. If you don't see the extensions loaded, the easier fix is to delete your current VirtualBox app, download and install the lastest version and then go the Security & Privacy System Preferences Pane. No variant specified, falling back to release If the kernel extensions are installed, you will see something like this: Executing: /usr/bin/kmutil showloaded
You can verify this by running: kextstat | grep -v com.apple Big Sur disables the VirtualBox kernel extensions as part of the installation process.
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