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I'm 1000% certain you could attach a Blu-Ray drive via USB without internet telemetry, unlike Sony's policies ;)
Edit: fixed rogue "care of" character, will contact GrapheneOS team lol
The idea did occur to me a minute after I'd commented. After my PS4 gives up, I'll have choices to make.
Surely you mean 1000β° (1000 per mille), not care of. How did you type that, anyway?!
Wow, I just realized that's the default key on GrapheneOS lol, I should file a bug report.
The DRM measures of blurays make a hassle to play any legitimately purchased movie, especially 4k ones, a big hassle on any operating system. Not as plug and play like with DVDs...
I don't want to rip them before watching them or search hours in obscure forums for a leaked description key...
This would be more useful for game ripping - did that for a lot of my PS3 games due to the large filesizes.
MakeMKV thankfully exists, though 4k is a hassle even with that.