Data Blackmail via Router Function?

I'm considering purchasing a NetGear AX5400 router, or maybe a similar model, but I have a question.

My current router is an ASUS unit that is comparable in technology to the AX5400.  My home network has about 20 devices that connect.   Security cameras, tablets, PC's, laptops, etc.    I'm very careful when it comes to certain security issues and one of the things I have done is to block my security cameras from communicating outside my own network.  They have no access to the WAN per a setting in the ASUS router.

Now I have a child who is accessing the internet and I want to set up some additional controls.   The ASUS router has the controls (features) I want, but in order to use them, I have to check the box on a user agreement that allows the router to send my data to another company..   WTF????    In order to make full use of the router, ASUS wants to force me to allow Trend Micro or some name like that, to get my data.  (see screenshot)   NO WAY am I allowing that.   I'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that any company would pull this type of thing..  

My question:   Does Netgear pull this same garbage?    If I purchase the netgear router, will I be able to use all the features without giving up my data to another company?