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New features are always under strict NDA until Adobe makes them public. Anybody who is in the know is under NDA obligations and risks penalty by breaching that agreement. Although that doesn't seem to stop government organizations and political figures most of the time, Adobe prerelease participants honor intellectual property and technological secrets with fervor and avoid the dreaded leak 
Although I am not fully aware of what the penalties are for breaching the NDA, word on the street is they
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New features are always under strict NDA until Adobe makes them public. Anybody who is in the know is under NDA obligations and risks penalty by breaching that agreement. Although that doesn't seem to stop government organizations and political figures most of the time, Adobe prerelease participants honor intellectual property and technological secrets with fervor and avoid the dreaded leak 
Although I am not fully aware of what the penalties are for breaching the NDA, word on the street is they involve any of the following scenarios:
- You'll be forced to use GIMP for eternity
- All Wacom drivers will suddenly stop detecting pressure sensitivity
- Minimum 5 years (no maximum) spent designing client websites with WIX or Office 365
- Food will lose its flavor
- Coffee prices will go up even more
There's more ramifications but I'll spare you.
Hahahaha ... thank you keyframer. It's clear for me. I was just curious to know if adobe works on new things for Animate.
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