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Hi @eugene212,
The usage tracking functionality is built to stay out of the way as much as possible. The cron callback’s first check is if the usage tracking is enabled and if it is not enabled it will immediately stop and no further processing is done.
The cron is scheduled to run weekly to avoid reporting too often and not have all enabled sites to report at the same time, by having the cron scheduled in this way, if reporting is enabled at a later time it will keep the right schedule and stay out of the way.
The cron execution takes place in the background and if the reporting is disabled it just runs a simple check on a setting.