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Quick Heal has launched a free laptop tracking service that allows users to register their laptop's MAC ID online. If the laptop is stolen, its IP address can be traced if it has Quick Heal antivirus installed. For non-Quick Heal users, authorities can check a national database of stolen laptops. This facilitates authentication of lost or stolen laptops and helps law enforcement, users, and buyers verify laptop ownership.

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