VMOS allows Android users to run a virtual Android environment on their devices, facilitating the use of two separate accounts or profiles concurrently. However, the controversy surrounding the ROM's commercial use policies raises significant concerns about copyright enforcement. Users have expressed skepticism regarding the legitimacy and reliability of the service, citing issues with grammar, punctuation, and user experience in navigating the platform's interface. Comparisons to established security features, such as Samsung Knox, suggest a competitive landscape for profile management on Android that needs to be examined further.