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Of course you can deal with it, but it's a hazard I don't personally want in my home where I live.
Eh, depends on where you're at and what your place is like. I have a spare room that isn't actively used daily by anyone, so with my Elegoo Mars 4 it's only an issue when removing the finished piece and post-processing/cleaning the machine.
If it more effort? Of course. Does it actually mean much more work? Not really, just a bit more planning. It's only the liquid resin that's a fume issue. Even then, there's a powered fan/carbon filter that removes the vast majority from the air before it can even leave the machine. Then the piece cleaning just takes a few minutes in a sonic bath, and draining unused resin filtered back into the sealed bottle. After that there's no fume issue for any other post-processing like UV Curing that the piece needs.