A wave of doxing has emerged in Spain, particularly since 2025, revealing identities of anonymous social media accounts, most of which are conservative. Isidoro Roman Cuesta leads a team that has exposed over 20 such accounts. The primary goal is to combat hate campaigns online. Doxing's justification varies based on political perspectives, leading to controversy. As tensions rise, both conservative and progressive accounts have been doxed. Doxing originated in the 1990s as a retaliatory act on online forums, now escalating in response to political discord.
Doxing has become a frequent act in Spain, particularly targeting prominent conservative accounts on social media, often justified as a reaction to perceived hate campaigns.
Isidoro Roman Cuesta coordinates a team that has revealed identities of over 20 anonymous accounts, emphasizing the necessity to track and address hateful online behavior.
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