For important emails I always draft the message before adding the recipient's email address. Then, I review it before finally adding in the email and hitting send.
One issue I see with the star system is that people tend to have preconceptions about star ratings. E.g. some people never rate 5 stars on principle or will rate something 3 stars without realizing that is a 60% rating. My point is I think you might see some weird skew in the results based on this.
Not really a concern for home use if it's not networked. If it is networked, make sure you at least have it behind your firewall, disable any remote access/remote printing features, and ideally update the firmware as well.
I feel like the one thing missing from this is that the term is supposed to sound like how a snot-nosed kid would say it, hence the letter r being dropped.
This is the integrated search on the home screen of my android (pixel). For a lot of mobile phone users, it's the fastest way to search something. I can just Google search directly from the home screen instead of opening up a browser.
The Jungle Book is a children's movie. There's also a book called The Jungle by Upton Sinclair that is about the horrors of capitalism in the early 1900s.
You can do t-shirts for $10 with even smaller runs than that. I've done batches of 50 or less at $10 a pop going with a local screenprinter. This is usually 1 or 2 colors.
Not sure what they're referring to, but there are a number of warnings when you install an APK and you have to enable a setting to allow you to install an APK. It's not challenging or restrictive, but a user who is unfamiliar might be discouraged from installing an app this way after seeing the warnings.
For important emails I always draft the message before adding the recipient's email address. Then, I review it before finally adding in the email and hitting send.