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Cookie Policy
Effective and last updated November 11, 2026
This policy says how we and our partners use cookies and similar tools on xipfax.com and in the XipFax app. It is part of our Privacy Policy, which says who we are, what we collect and how to use your rights over it.
What we collect with them
- Device and usage data: your IP address, your device and browser, the pages you visit, what you click or tap, how you scroll and move the pointer, and the page or ad that brought you. We and our partners collect it with cookies and similar tools.
Advertising, analytics and your choices
Our pages carry tags from Google, including the pages that find where to fax a form to a government office. Through these tags, Google collects device and usage data and advertising data. That includes the pages you visit, which can show the form or office you looked up. When you sign up or buy, it includes that action, its value and a hashed copy of your email address. Google can collect information about your online activities over time and across different websites when you use XipFax.
We use this to measure our ads and our site. We also use it for targeted advertising: showing XipFax ads on other sites and apps to people who visited ours.
From Google Analytics we use its advertising features: remarketing, and its link to Google Ads, through which it collects data for advertising. With them, we and Google use first-party cookies and identifiers, such as the Google Analytics cookie, together with third-party ones, such as Google’s advertising cookies, to show XipFax ads to people who visited our site and to measure what those ads bring.
PostHog, our analytics service provider, measures how visitors use our pages for us alone, with first-party cookies and similar tools. It makes heatmaps and recordings of clicks, taps, scrolling and pointer movement.
We do not sell personal information for money. For Nevada residents, our Contact page is our designated address for requests not to sell personal information.
You can also turn off Google’s ad personalization in Google’s Ads Settings, or opt out of many companies’ targeted ads at once through the NAI’s consumer opt-out.
Do Not Track. We do not respond to Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signals.