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Email notifications always include ticket title, who created it, and links to the ticket. If the helpdesk owner enables the "include ticket content in email" helpdesk setting, then the notifications also will include the ticket description and added comment.
Since these emails are transmitted unencrypted over the public Internet, the information in the notifications is subject to exposure. To minimize this risk, disable the "include ticket content" setting.
Yes, you can customize numerous email templates. Go to Manage -> Configure Emails, and scroll down to "Email templates" section.
Yes, but only if you get your domain administrator to update the SPF record.
The Sender Policy Framework is a controversial technique for validating the source of email. If you enable SPF for your domain, you are declaring which mail servers are authorized to generate email on behalf of your domain. If you are the helpdesk owner and your domain publishes an SPF record for your email address, then you are going to have to add a:ideafix.metadot.com as a host authorized to send email for your domain.
If you fail to do this, your ticket notification emails will be rejected.
Here is a web site with general information on SPF: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender_Policy_Framework
Here is a web site that identifies some of the significant flaws with SPF: http://david.woodhou.se/why-not-spf.html
Yes, it is possible. If the user is not a technician (means it is regular user), you can use the option "Do not email ever?" in the user's profile.