"Are you really okay with disclosing the technical details like this?"
This shouldn't be any "Artificial Customer Service"… A manual customer service wouldn't possibly be this stubborn!
[There's no issue, the technology has just been patented and is allowed for public disclosure.
Soon after, anyone will be able to find the latest technical information on public websites.
In the spirit of technology sharing and open-source advancement, the developers don't mind opening this patent to everyone!]
"Uh…"
These words… why do they sound so familiar?
Could it be playing the same open-patent game as Tesla?
Some people in the audience were even moved by this.
However, as someone from within the circle, Xiao Peng naturally knew the trickery involved.
In reality, 'open patent' isn't quite the correct term; to be precise, all patents are open.
The essence of patents is to disclose in exchange for protection.
