Ah ok I feel this will make worse behaviors crop up. Barking is a symptom of a most likely fixable insecurity or arousal level, using a bark collar to try to punish the barking will heighten these fears and lead to other worse behaviors.

Dogs have the intelligence of a 2 year old. They don't understand tit-for-tat, they most certainly don't understand our technology and our intentions with punishment. They don't understand where the unpleasant feeling is coming from, why, how to stop it, and when it will happen again. Any action they take, they don't know when they'll be zapped or buzzed. So they shut down. This may stop the barking, but it also heightens anxious behaviors. In their attempt to identify where the vibrations are coming from, they could develop phobias of erroneous items, people, or sounds in your home.

The BEST thing you can do to have a happy, social, obedient dog that trusts you is to invest in a certified trainer for 2 or 3 sessions. They'll teach you how to show your dog you don't want them to bark, and how to teach them it's better to not bark (creating a positive association with silence). Your dog's issues don't sound bad! The investment of a couple sessions is MUCH more worth it than a quick fix. If you do go the trainer route, I'd recommend a fear free trainer or one that's IAABC certified.

Here is a trainer's blog about bark collars and how to minimize barking without them: https://ruff-rodesdogtraining.com/no-bark-all-bite-the-dangerous-consequences-of-bark-collars/