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It's crazy to fear for Chinese espionage/tracking more than European or US one
At this point, I think China is well known for infiltrating local businesses and forcing them to sell networking gear with trojans.
The US is better known for surveilling people indirectly by exploiting corporate surveillance data collected by big tech monopolies doing their bidding for them and by directly "tapping the line". I don't think US officials asking US companies to compromise their products and keep quiet about it would fly in the US. At least not yet. But I wouldn't put it past them either.
To be honest, of all three, I'd rather purchase something made in Europe, even for a premium.