Why is sudo required to write to mounted partitions?

Question

linux

Ubuntu is on the btrfs partition.
There are 2 logical partitions on NTFS storing files (for access from under Windows), mounted automatically at system startup.
Problem: root permissions are required to write files to them every time (sudo mega cloud, git kraken, ruby ​​new app, ...)
How to fix this?

Answer 1

If NTFS partitions are mounted via /etc/fstab , then add the uid=username,gid=groupname options there for the desired user and group.

Answer 2

allow_other

Answer 3

Mount them in the /media/$USERNAME/whatever_you_want_name/ directory owned by your $USERNAME