As I read the article, the AG is targeting AirBNB, not individuals. The article calls the subpoena, "part of an investigation into whether the company is breaki

As I read the article, the AG is targeting AirBNB, not individuals. The article calls the subpoena, "part of an investigation into whether the company is breaking the law by allowing its users to rent rooms in private homes." It certainly seems reasonable as part of such an investigation to determine the scope of illegal activity, which would require finding out fine-grained details on individual hosts.