Certain resources in android.R.string have names that do not match their
content: android.R.string.yes is actually โOKโ and android.R.string.no is
โCancelโ. Avoid these string resources and prefer ones whose names do match
their content. If you need โYesโ or โNoโ you must create your own string
resources.
Suppress false positives by adding the suppression annotation @SuppressWarnings("MislabeledAndroidString") to the enclosing element.