The following is a list of the differences between platform and virtual threads:

• Virtual threads always report their priority as NORM_PRIORITY. The priority is not inherited and cannot be changed with the setPriority method.
• Virtual threads are daemon threads. Their daemon status cannot be changed with the setDaemon method.
• Virtual threads cannot be suspended, resumed or stopped with the Thread suspend, resume and stop APIs.
• Virtual threads have no permissions when running with a security manager.
• Virtual threads are not active threads in a thread group. All virtual threads are in the same thread group, the group cannot be selected when creating a virtual thread. The ThreadGroup enumerate methods do not enumerate the virtual threads in the group.