Software, as well as hardware wallet providers such as Ledger, have been in the spotlight recently for collecting data, including clicks, page visits, redirects, crypto transactions, page scrolls, numbers of accounts, crypto asset names, session durations, hardware device types, and firmware versions, to Ledger’s analytics provider. The data is collected by default from Ledger Live (software wallet of Ledger) and has to be manually disabled if the user chooses to do so.
Most likely, Ledger isn’t the only provider doing it, and even so, future updates of your software wallet may include accepting user tracking by default after agreeing to the Terms and Conditions that nobody has the time to read.
The top privacy hardware wallets that won’t share your data are Air Gapped devices such as the Ellipal Titan or the Ngrave.