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The iPhone listing shows 305.7 MB, while the Android size is not listed. Leaving 100 MB to 500 MB of extra headroom is sensible for updates, cache, and any offline language data.

Yes, if it comes from Google Play or the App Store. Those stores scan submitted apps, while unofficial installers and altered builds carry extra risk for accounts and device data.

With a 305.7 MB iPhone package, Wi-Fi is usually the quickest route, while 4G and 5G can be slower or faster depending on signal and congestion. Store overhead and background traffic can add time.

The usual causes are low storage, a weak connection, an interrupted store session, an incompatible Android or iOS version, or a stuck Play Store cache. Retrying on stable Wi-Fi often resolves it.

On Android, open Google Play, tap Install, then launch it from the home screen. On iPhone or iPad, open the App Store, tap Get, authenticate if prompted, and open the app. First launch may ask for optional permissions.

The description mentions phrasebook syncing with desktop, but no full PC app is listed here. On Windows or Mac, Android emulators such as BlueStacks, LDPlayer, or NoxPlayer are the fallback for the mobile app, though performance varies.

Google Play lists it as PEGI 3, and the App Store rates it 4+. That means it is suitable for general audiences, with device-level parental controls available if a family setup needs them.

Basic translation can be used without granting every optional permission, but the description says login is needed for phrasebook syncing between app and desktop. Account setup also explains why contacts permission may appear.