Openness has advantages, but it also has disadvantages.
You have submitted it to the patent office. Even if you receive the acceptance notice from the Patent Office, it only proves that the patent application documents you submitted meet the acceptance conditions of the Patent Office, and the Patent Office will accept them, which does not mean that you already have the patent right.
Benefits: You can prove your technology or your new product to your potential customers in advance. In order to make a profit in the first place. It has achieved certain economic benefits and is conducive to continued research and development.
Disadvantages: The examination of patent application is a long process. Once you make it public in advance, if you receive the acceptance notice, the novelty of the patent will not be affected. In the re-examination process, if there are some reasons (such as problems with the application documents, or forgetting to pay the application fee, or failing to make timely corrections, etc.), the patent will be regarded as withdrawn (or as not submitted). Then you have published the patent yourself, and it has become existing technology, so you can't apply for a patent. Affect the novelty of the next application. Both withdrawal and non-submission can overcome the defects before submission. You can't hand it in after it's made public. Personally, I suggest submitting an application for early disclosure to the patent office, which can be made public quickly. Let's wait for the patent office to review it