Could the US have vetoed the whole process, and no vote would have taken place? Or what does this differentiation mean?

What kind of measures do current Denuvo versions take that they need these kinds of bypasses?

The article is very negative, so I assume the study results are too.

It would be nice if we could see it as the European idea of free movement and exchange between countries. With most Germans emigrating to Switzerland, Austria, and Spain - that is the European idea of a union, free movement, and free personal exploration. People leaving Germany is a national view. They are European citizens.

Borders are open. Switzerland did not join the EU (by a 0.1% vote margin in 1997 IIRC), but through three consecutive agreements is very closely aligned with and integrated to the EU, including free movement and work (IIRC).

What makes you think the second number is not a no vote?

In 2021 they published reasoning with they will vote no.

I tried to find a definite source, unfortunately there’s no immediate discoverability or reference. Gemini claims “The Standard Format: [Yes] - [No] - [Abstentions]”.