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2 on/off buttons?
One is for all, the other is just the TV. It's probably a remote for a smart box or something, you can program some of the TVs commands on them, like on/off, input switching, etc... so you don't have to juggle with 2 remotes in your hand.
Doesn't CEC fix all of the issues requiring multiple power buttons?
Cec?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consumer_Electronics_Control
I haven't had more than one remote or power button for almost a decade now.
iirc, that's the protocol that lets a connected device turn a display on via HDMI.