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These machines often have hard drives that retain a copy of every fax received, scanned, or printed. For this reason, if your agency sells your fax/copier machine or the lease on it ends, it is important that you retain the hard drive and destroy it.

Fax machines work by sending data in digital form over phone lines. This data is turned into a signal which is then transmitted using modems over copper wire lines of analog telephones. Once it reaches its destination it will be converted back into digital form and printed out as hard copy for reading.

The easiest way to tell your fax was completed or delivered successfully is if your fax machine prints a confirmation page. It's a one-page summary that details the date, time, recipient's fax number, and the number of pages sent. Most fax machines print out this confirmation by default.

Digital photocopiers and fax machines bought or leased in recent years may contain hard drives or memory chips. Like a computer, those hard drives and memory chips can record and store data that has been photocopied or faxed.

Clearing fax memory by printing a fax job Print received fax(es). Fax memory will automatically be erased.

Information on Received Faxes By default, received faxes will be printed immediately after they are received. In addition, faxes will be stored in the printer's memory automatically when they are received. However, the printer's memory has an upper limit on the number of faxes or subjects it can contain.

Yes, faxes are considered to be secure. One of the reasons for fax security as opposed to the security of other Internet or mobile-based communications is that fax machines communicate via phone lines, not the Internet.