>It doesn't matter It does matter. He's arguing that actual people should have a greater right to privacy than do corporations. Granted, this is not a legal

>It doesn't matter It does matter. He's arguing that actual people should have a greater right to privacy than do corporations. Granted, this is not a legal argument, but an ethical one. Moreover, he might actually have some legal standing (INAL, etc) since there are laws that mandate corporate transparency whereas there are no direct equivalents for private persons.