In my view this is not invalid: "differently correct" recorders and also
printed DVDs are common in the wild and they work on Windows, osX and
"dumb" readers. And as the average user is not able to figure out a
workaround, he will assume that ubuntu is broken and switch to something
else.
The same argument ("we are applying the permissions") was made in 2009
for bug #10550 and ubuntu decision back then was to change the mount
options (possibly only to CDs/DVDs/Blueray, this is not clear from the
bug).
And let me stress again that this is indeed a regression: people used to
be able to play their braindead DVDs and now they cannot.
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DVDs with restricted permissions are unreadable for normal user
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