Honestly,
I can't begin to understand your position. Why would I want someone else to make that determination for me. I am smart person and I can arrive at my own decision.
If you are a professional why would you want anyone or entity to tell you that you cannot accept a job. You should be able to make that determination yourself.
Additionally, DJI wants fewer restrictions so they can sell more aircraft, their only interests is in liability and litigation. If you're a professional, you should be responsible enough to make the right decisions.
Lastly, DJI and other apps often get it wrong. Most helipads are classified in apps as airports, and private airports without weather reporting services and a CTAF become restrictive when in fact they are not.
If a professional pilot wants to have a business, why would he/she want someone else to tell them what you can or can't do. The FAA doesn't care about the app or DJI limitation, as an operator you will always be held responsible.
I suspect that a new FW version will come out with the ability to enter a code to remove the limitations, and DJI and others will use the FAA's public listing of pilots licenses to verify. It would be rather easy to accomplish
