Obviously not. You must have some severe comprehension difficulties. Look again at the figures you quoted.


It is looking at many unique aspects of information that are available from your browser including system information about your device. You have quoted a uniqueness of 96 of 793798. Meaning that there is a probability of 96/793798=0.000120938% of someone else's browser giving the same fingerprint.

So when you tell me that the 2 accounts with the same fingerprint and same referrer are 2 different people there is a 0.000120938% chance that you are telling the truth.

For the 36 accounts with the same fingerprint that you claim to be one of the calculation is this:

0.000120938^36=9.38E-142

ie 0.000....00938 with 142 zeros.

I think it is fair to round that down to there being a 0% chance you are telling the truth.

When you add to that the probability of someone having found 38 referrals who manage to roll 24 times a day every day since they registered being actually 0% you have given the statistical evidence that absolutely damns you beyond all reasonable doubt.