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The basics

Yes. It is open source under Apache 2.0.
No. It is watch-only. It never has your private keys or seed phrase.
No.
No. Your data stays on your device. See Privacy and security.
No. You need an Electrum server. The desktop app starts on a public one. Your own is best for privacy.
Not yet. Use an Apple Silicon Mac, Windows x64, StartOS, or Umbrel.
There is no mobile app. On StartOS or Umbrel, you can open the web interface in a phone browser. Hardware wallets need a computer.

Accounts

Ledger, Trezor, COLDCARD, Keystone, multisig, and any wallet by xpub or descriptor. Coinbase, Kraken, Robinhood, and Strike. Plus manual Bitcoin and ETFs. See How accounts work.
Both are tracked. Verified wallets have proven control by signing a message, so they can go on statements. See Verify ownership.
No. It’s not a transaction. Nothing is broadcast.
Not in the packaged apps. They are mainnet only.
No. Control Center is Bitcoin only.

Numbers and statements

No. It tracks how much Bitcoin you hold over time. USD figures use today’s price. See Home and Portfolio.
Home and Portfolio show USD. Statements can use USD, CAD, GBP, or EUR.
A statement shows your Bitcoin balances and transactions for a period. It is not tax advice or a tax form. Ask your tax professional what they need.
Statements cover self-custody wallets you’ve verified. Your exchange can provide its own statement.

Data

Your coins are safe. Restore from a backup, or re-add your accounts.
No. It records balances about every 15 minutes while running. Wallet history is rebuilt from the blockchain when needed.
Not yet.