This is vague, can you explain to me what your concern is, exactly?
Chain analysis doesn't use IP addresses to de-anonymize Bitcoin users. It uses data coming from data brokers, as told by o_e_l_e_o, KYC-ed accounts, etc. An IP address doesn't tell much anyway.
I understand how a chain analysis business works. I'm asking you what your concern is regarding Wasabi since Wasabi is specifically designed to defeat chain analysis businesses by coinjoining your BTC with other users, making it impossible to trace inputs to outputs.
You are, once again, completely wrong. The software does not spy on you.
Does the software deny outputs if the chain analysis says so? Then, it's partnership with spies, unless you don't think chain analysis is a spying service. Do you feel comfortable with using a software that uses your CoinJoin fees to fund your own spying? And be called "the best privacy service" at the same time? I don't.
No, the software does not deny outputs. Your keys, your coins.