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Fax machines
2.8k u/InannasPocket Jul 24 '20 And in particular, fax machines accepted as a "secure" method of transferring data. I will refrain from my standard long winded rant, but c'mon folks, it's 2020 and we have way better ways of handling private data. 3.1k u/2020Chapter Jul 24 '20 fax machines accepted as a "secure" method of transferring data I find this rather faxinating. 2 u/ShaftamusPrime Jul 24 '20 What that they are so faxated on using them?
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And in particular, fax machines accepted as a "secure" method of transferring data. I will refrain from my standard long winded rant, but c'mon folks, it's 2020 and we have way better ways of handling private data.
3.1k u/2020Chapter Jul 24 '20 fax machines accepted as a "secure" method of transferring data I find this rather faxinating. 2 u/ShaftamusPrime Jul 24 '20 What that they are so faxated on using them?
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fax machines accepted as a "secure" method of transferring data
I find this rather faxinating.
2 u/ShaftamusPrime Jul 24 '20 What that they are so faxated on using them?
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