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Wasabi won't automatically send your coins anywhere. If you deposit them to your Wasabi wallet and zkSNACKs decides you are a naughty little kid who is not allowed to coinjoin, then your coins just sit in your Wasabi wallet until you send them somewhere else. They won't automatically be returned to the previous address.
Before I didn't understand what happened to rejected naughty coins so I assumed the negative. It's better if there isn't a risk of coins beings sent back to addresses. If funds sit in Wasabi wallet it's owners can send them when it's convenient.
As the receiver user I'd like to know will zkSNACKs or Coinfirm put eyes for following me or connect me to the naughty coins?
He can't answer this because he doesn't know. Nobody except Coinfirm know what their secret analysis involves or know just how far backwards or forwards they are keeping track of your coins. Suffice to say, however, it's more than a single transaction, and they will be using all the data they have at their disposable to deanonymize and track your coins. This is what you subject yourself to if you use Wasabi.
How's Wasabi wallet connecting with Coinfirm for data analysis and what's Coinfirm doing with the info? Kruw said Coinfirm secret analysis isn't connecting coinjoin outputs so does it mean it isn't bad if it's true?