Proton Tresorit Ente Filen client tracker found and confusion

Hi geniuses!:waving_hand: I found these details of some recommend services, can you guys explain it for me?

Details: (Tracker Breakdown by Jurisdiction)
1.Proton drive iOS client
tracker: Sentry/Functional Software/US
permissions: Camera FaceID Microphone LocalNetwork PhotoLibrary PhotoLibraryAdd
2.Tresorit iOS client
tracker: no tracking was detected in this app, so there are no jurisdictional conceerns related to third-party tracking
permissions: FaceID camera PhotoLibrary PhotoLibraryAdd
3.Ente photos iOS client
tracker:Sentry/Functional Software/US
Google Firebase Analytics/Alphabet/US
permissions:
Camera FaceID Localnetwork Photolibrary
4.Filen iOS client(always discussed)
tracker:Google CrashLytics/Alphabet/US
permissions:
Camera FaceID Microphone PhotoLibrary PhotoLibraryAdd

Data Sovereignty Note: All tracking in this app is controlled by US-based companies. Data transfers to the US rely on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework, which provides conditional adequacy for certified companies but is narrower than GDPR and subject to ongoing legal challenge. The US CLOUD Act also allows US authorities to compel disclosure of data held by these companies regardless of where it is stored.

Source(seems very formal, not trust me bro):

According to the analysis, do I need to worry about the details? For instance, Ente uses two trackers, which I thought was no tracker before. As a cloud backup service, why they need localnetwork permission? And I want to make sure whether the ‘Data Sovereignty Note’ is right or wrong.
Any genius knows, please leave your answer, thanks a lot!:slightly_smiling_face: