After you file a patent application, you can disclose your invention patent, but you should ensure that your disclosure will not cause you losses. It is best not to disclose the specific technical content of the patent.
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1. If you disclose your patent before authorization, you may face patent problems. If you have no authorization, then you have made your patent public, and others may use it. (Although the patent is not authorized, it does not mean that it is worthless. )
2. Before authorization, your patent was used by others after it was made public. After you authorize, you can ask others to pay you royalties, but you need to negotiate with this company yourself. If negotiation fails, it is very troublesome to obtain evidence by yourself. Often can't get the money.
3. Many enterprises also publicly announce their new patents first to enhance their competitiveness and advertise in advance. In fact, it is possible that the patent has not been applied for or authorized. What is important is that it will not be the specific content of the patent that will be announced.