It does , and it’s vetted quarterly by 3rd party security researchers to validate its claims. This is just a classic “Apple bad, linux good” meme like so many other.
Anonymous, opt-out usage metrics isn't spyware. You don't have to agree with it but calling it that is a huge exaggeration. Plenty of distros have these features already, just opt-in instead of opt-out.
Plus the goal there is tipically to understand usage patterns for improving things, not selling data. At least for distros maintained by foundations, which don't operate for a profit.
I'm happy to have my KDE telemetry turned up all the way.