Good stuff.
Also to the OP. If privacy concerns you, you may want to read up on coin control.
(https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tutorial-how-to-use-electrum-for-advanced-users-3774520)
It allows you to enhance your privacy by spending from specific addresses. To understand how it helps you enhance your privacy, copied this from the Bitcoin Wiki.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Privacy#Coin_control
Coin control
Coin control is a feature of some bitcoin wallets that allow the user to choose which coins are to be spent as inputs in an outgoing transaction. Coin control is aimed to avoid as much as possible transactions where privacy leaks are caused by amounts, change addresses, the transaction graph and the common-input-ownership heuristic.
An example for avoiding a transaction graph privacy leak with coin control: A user is paid bitcoin for their employment, but also sometimes buys bitcoin with cash. The user wants to donate some money to a charitable cause they feel passionately about, but doesn't want their employer to know. The charity also has a publicly-visible donation address which can been found by web search engines. If the user paid to the charity without coin control, his wallet may use coins that came from the employer, which would allow the employer to figure out which charity the user donated to. By using coin control, the user can make sure that only coins that were obtained anonymously with cash were sent to the charity. This avoids the employer ever knowing that the user financially supports this charity.