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Does Anyone Still Fax in 2026?
Fax can leak. Fax can get you sued. Fax can quietly fail when it matters most. The cases below show what goes wrong when fax is treated as harmless old technology – and the protections that actually work.
$5 million in legal bills from a single junk-fax campaign. $500K wired off a forged fax. 183 immigration requests lost in transmission. These aren’t scare tactics – they’re what happens when fax security is an afterthought instead of a system.

Real fax failures from the headlines – what broke, who paid
The U.S. Supreme Court will address virtual junk faxes, humorously spotlighting our ongoing attachment to yesterday’s technology.
Exploring the Supreme Court’s surprising focus on ‘junk faxes’ under the TCPA, amidst modern digital communication technologies.
Revisiting a 2013 episode where North and South Korea exchanged threats via fax, showcasing unexpected diplomacy methods and the resilience of old-school communication.
The Seventh Circuit ruled that even a ‘free dinner’ invite by fax can count as an advertisement under TCPA. The unusual case and what changed.
Gorss Motels v. FCC put the TCPA solicited-fax rule back in front of US judges, and the fax machine back at the center of the argument.
Third Circuit tosses a junk-fax TCPA class action — and the fax machine itself is the witness that saved the defendant. The case explained.
Four ways fax quietly breaks – and where each one shows up in the cases above.
Healthcare still runs on fax, but most setups send patient records in the clear over phone lines and shared trays. HIPAA is specific about what counts as a compliant fax workflow – and what counts as a reportable breach. Is fax HIPAA compliant?
Wrong fax numbers don’t bounce. They land – at a stranger’s desk, in clear paper, with no recall. A debt-collection firm settled for $5,000 over a single misdirected fax; the breach reports get worse from there. Read the case
Send the wrong fax to the wrong list and the TCPA wakes up – $500 to $1,500 per page, multiplied by the recipient list. The Sixth Circuit just ruled you can be liable even when you’re not selling anything. Read the ruling
Fax records are real records – until they aren’t. Lose the paper trail, lose the audit. A Montreal corruption trial over a $160M contract hinges on faxes nobody can produce. Read the case
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