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This paper assesses how trusted computing technology can enhance privacy, both in the short and long term, and provides a variety of examples. In addition, potential negative privacy implications are assessed and outstanding issues are highlighted that need to be addressed before trusted computing could be provided in a privacy-friendly manner within the consumer space.