Does it really matter? We argue semantics around incidents like this when it comes down to: people doing bad stuff and trying to hide it. If anything, these l

Does it really matter? We argue semantics around incidents like this when it comes down to: people doing bad stuff and trying to hide it. If anything, these laws are completely broken. People should never be punished for exposing bad actors, period. Imagine if that ever happened. Maybe governments and companies would think twice before acting illegally/immorally. Governments do not want these incidents to happen because they want to keep doing it in secrecy and they enact laws to make uncovering these schemes illegal. Arguing if that's illegal or not is missing the whole point. It will never be legal in a corrupt society like ours.