I find it really strange where some privacy debates have gone wrong, and this is a perfect example. It's basically a form of "don't trust them, better trust us, also we're in a country with better privacy laws". Which is an imperfect solution at best, and given that I have no idea who bunny.net is it's a questionable one at best.
If you embed a font hosted somewhere else you expose some of your user data to them. Now with fonts there's a really simple solution: Just don't. As an added bonus, hosting fonts on your own server is faster as it goes through the same HTTP connection.
There are situations where you can't completely avoid privacy issues, and then you can try to do better than others. But if you can completely get rid of a privacy issue then obviously that's what you should do.
If you embed a font hosted somewhere else you expose some of your user data to them. Now with fonts there's a really simple solution: Just don't. As an added bonus, hosting fonts on your own server is faster as it goes through the same HTTP connection.
There are situations where you can't completely avoid privacy issues, and then you can try to do better than others. But if you can completely get rid of a privacy issue then obviously that's what you should do.