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Did you even read the article? This is a matter of limiting the number of times a licensed user can authenticate their copy of the game within a day (based on hardware/software IDs).
It has nothing to do with OS compatibility. It can be recreated on windows machines by spoofing hardware IDs or even - god forbid - changing certain driver installs too many times.
It's to stop pirates from using one a legit activation 'key' to provide the game to others. Which is funny because they've found a way to extract the denuvo 'key' from a demo and spoof full game denuvo access for other games.