It's a proof of concept. The numbers are dependent upon people visiting that page. As they say in their FAQ: > The quality of data that we get from this projec

It's a proof of concept. The numbers are dependent upon people visiting that page. As they say in their FAQ: > The quality of data that we get from this project is definitely decreased as a result of the fact that the design of the website encourages people to play with their browser configurations. A lot of people are doing things like turning off javascript, entering private browsing mode, or deleting cookies just to see what effects those actions have on uniqueness. > We'd have gotten better data by putting these tests in an invisible corner of a high-traffic website, but that simply isn't the EFF way when it comes to running an experiment like this