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Do I need to implement INotifyPropertyChanged when using DTO and WPF?

My question is quite simple and already asked in the title.

Here's the context: I have a domain with entities and repositories. The result of the request is displayed in the DTO and sent to the graphical interface.

The GUI is implemented using WPF and for comparison I need classes that implement INotifyPropertyChanged.

My first idea is to have a DTO that implements this interface, because I foresee a lot of work to again map my DTO to elements that implement INotifyPropertyChanged.

Is this a good practice? I have not seen this trap? What is the “official” good practice for this situation?

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