Do you think in order to ensure as many people as possible get the vaccine, it's okay to mislead people about the vaccine's effectiveness?

For example, you could say that the vaccine is 95% effective, but that's only true for about a month. After a couple of months, it's no longer 95% effective. But maybe the ends justify the means? (The ends being more people get the vaccine.)

Yes, that is okay.
No! No misleading information please!
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Do you think in order to ensure as many people as possible get the vaccine, it's okay to mislead people about the vaccine's effectiveness?
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