How are we still faxing in 2025?

[Bryant_Finnley]

Hey guys. So this week I had one of those moments where you feel like you accidentally time-traveled. A government office asked me to fax something. Like… really? Anyway, I started looking into fax apps but was instantly overwhelmed. Either they looked like Windows 95 interfaces or asked for a subscription before I even tried them. Maybe someone has already used this kind of application or seen reviews on them, I will be glad to receive help from you in such a delicate matter.

[Young Zora]

Hey! Man, I’ve been there — it’s like being told to burn a CD or mail a floppy disk. But yeah, faxing is still kicking, weirdly enough. I ended up going down the same rabbit hole, and just when I was about to give up, I stumbled on a review https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/04/03/how-to-fax-from-iphone-with-municorn-fax-app talking about an app called Municorn Fax.
At first, I thought the name was a joke, but it turned out to be the real deal. Clean design, super easy to figure out, and no annoying paywall just to send a page. I had my doc scanned, sent, and confirmed in like two minutes. If you’re only faxing once in a blue moon, it gets the job done without the problem.

[lujain]

It actually makes sense for some industries. Many healthcare and legal sectors rely on faxing for its security and reliability. That said, if you’re struggling with outdated tech, there are modern solutions to streamline processes. For example, tools like kms-full can help integrate and manage different systems, making the transition smoother without losing essential functions.

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