Prevent "early disclosure" before applying for a patent.

Before applying for a patent, it is necessary to prevent patent secrecy from being "leaked in advance". Before applying for a patent, the patent applicant (inventor) should prevent the invention from being accidentally disclosed or leaked by others in advance. Confidentiality before patent application. Reasons for confidentiality If the patent applicant fails to take necessary security measures for the invention-creation before the application, it may make the invention-creation enter the public domain in advance and become the existing technology/design, thus leading to the failure of the application due to the loss of novelty. Second, security measures 1, to prevent patent applicants from knowing in advance that their inventions and creations cannot be disclosed, such as 1. Can't put inventions into society; 2. Don't spread or publicize inventions in newspapers, internet, radio and television, public meetings and ordinary meetings; 3. Can't publicly use the invention to let the public know, and so on. 2. Establish and improve the confidentiality system, with specific measures as follows: 1). Formulate confidentiality rules and regulations and post them for publication; 2) Sign labor contracts with employees, stipulating confidentiality obligations, confidentiality responsibilities or non-competition clauses; 3). Sign a confidentiality agreement with R&D participants to clarify the confidentiality content and responsibilities. Establishing and perfecting the secrecy system has the function of prompting and warning, which can prevent the invention from being leaked or made public in advance to a certain extent, and can also be used as evidence to prove that the applicant has taken secrecy measures for the invention-creation before applying. 3. If a professional applicant is hired to participate in the application, a confidentiality agreement shall be signed with the professional applicant to clarify the confidentiality responsibility.