Fastly is a public traded company. In their annual reports Fastly have previously said C@E was available. They regularly released PR pieces of new functionalit

Fastly is a public traded company. In their annual reports Fastly have previously said C@E was available. They regularly released PR pieces of new functionality on C@E. The reality was it was in private beta and deep in active development. Their official annual reports and PR pieces used by investors for investment decisions where misleading insinuating a product was available that was not. Fastly annual reports where painting a misleading picture. What's worse is the honest answer, we are deep in development and now have several large existing customers onboard for private beta is nothing to be ashamed of putting out to your share holders. Fastly where probably trying to hide the amount of time it's taken them to roll C@E out since first announced early 2019. I'm sure every piece of public information went through their legal department and vetted but at the same time every piece of mandatory training I've done at publicly traded companies have me believe I could suffer huge legal consequences with the SEC for doing similar.