There's only way it'll go.
You're worried about microslop spying on you.
So you'll switch to something mainstream like ubuntu, possibly your first time installing an OS.
You will be shocked by novelty. Everything is different. Everything is new. You will become drunk with novelty. And it's bad.
You will soon learn, from other users, that Ubuntu isn't that good. Not every distro uses snap packages. Not everything is owned by Canonical. It's not truly free. So why not switch again?
You will want to switch again. After all, you already did this the first time, why not again?
You will try debian. You will try Fedora. You will try shit like OpenSUSE. You will learn about package managers. There are even some dark worlds on the horizon, like Arch and Gentoo, which tempt you.
You will find yourself manually visiting distrowatch.org, using only FOSS suckless soffware made by trannies for trannies. You became addicted to distrohopping. Your main librebooted thinkpad runs Nix OS with a thrembollion long config file while all your other machines saily install some new shit like Exherbro OS or whatever. Instead of using any useful proprietary software or coding something for people to use you argue on twitter about Rust and gobble Linus torvalds balls everyday.
Maybe, you'll get tired of this shit. Maybe, you'll realise, that every distro is the same, that they branch from the same sources, use the same PMs, same desktop manager that still krash, or that they all are just compie and build your own bullshit constructor like Gentoo.
Some of them try to be like windows. Some of them try to be different. But none of them feel natural. They are all bootleg. Because troonix is not an OS to use. It's a hobby. To waste your time on.