If you're keeping multiple copies of your data, as you should, the exact parking technology is irrelevant.My 2.5" HDDs are a bit old, I don't know if they have the function of having automatic parking technology only when inactive? no read/no write/park
My models are: WD10JPVX-08JC3T5 and HGST HTS541010A99E662
Auto park technology has evolved in recent years
In the reports of people I see some 2.5" HDD + enclosure case USB 3.0 after being ejected in Windows 10 they remain connected and operating
If, for some reason, you really really need to know....ask the manufacturer of the drive and.or enclosure.
It is a spinning hard drive.
It WILL die at some point.
But it is HIGHLY unlikely that ALL of your drives will die on the same day. This is why you have multiple copies.
Just don't take a drive with the single copy of your data, and throw it down the stairs.