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Companies often sponsor FOSS projects, especially if they use them internally. It doesn't mean Cloudflare has any access to data from it.
Thats kinda CFs whole business model
They only have access to data if you use them as a proxy on a DNS record, otherwise they're just a normal DNS system.
Yes. So only >99% of configs.
I agree just using cf for DNS only significantly reduces the harm they cause.