I would argue that the sound and power management buttons are to do with
the physical access to the device, and are more akin to physical actions
like switching power on/off or pulling the sound cable, rather than
accessing the session of a logged in user.
I accept your point that it is possible that that the user would want to
block PM/sound controls when locking the screen, however I maintain that
most often this is not the case.
** Changed in: gnome-screensaver (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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