Claims are not paid out straight away, we pay them in bulk as we need the payment total to pass the nextwork threshold.

Nice work, at least there's a little bit of documentation behind. But still, it doesn't add anything to what has previously been said about the founders, etc. At least he is honest by admitting that he is a 20 years old kid with only a few weeks of crypto experience. That sums it up. This is the very problem with internet as it is today, everybody can speak up, even if they don't have any idea about what they are talking about, without any respect or any care for the consequences of their writings. And other people follow like sheeps.

The new elements about Bitgo and the charities are risible when you are used to the business world (which the writer obviously isn't).
Honestly, who on earth would be dumb enough to think that a company will respond like this when asked out of the blue if they have a business ongoing with an other company ? How can you be so naive ? Like the other idiot who previously called Visa on the phone to ask them if they had a partnership with LifeLabs for debit cards... Those companies have NDAs, contracts and other stuff, it's not that easy. Please people keep a critical mind and don't fall for this kind of bullshit. There might or there might not be something behind, but one thing that's for sure is that such articles are not more trustable than what the team says. The whole thing is ridiculous and shows what a bunch of idiots most cryptocurrency "investors" are.

I think a lot of people (me included) just realized that the "community" thing was just bullshit, would it be on Telegram, Reddit or here. If being here is nothing but reading false accusations VS blind praising, then there are better things to do IRL. There's no need to loose more time here, we are only feeding the bunch of trolls and fudders who have a very precise agenda and have already been exposed. As it has been said multiple times before, the sole fact that they put so much energy in that FUD proves that it's worth keeping your investment and trusting the team. They wanted to drop the price and they are succeeding because a lot of crypto "investors" are mostly weak idiots like Livewryght and his merry men.

If you need additional information my friend, look for them yourself, do your own research, but don't just eat what the trolls are feeding you because it appeal to your stress of not becoming rich fast. Just be patient and wait for tangible signs (good or bad) to make your decisions. For the moment the only persons who know what is really going on is the team, any other shill or FUD is nothing but fantasy. So if you believe then keep your tokens apart and do something else in your life until it moves, and if you don't, just move on to something else.

And most people should always remember that idiots are always full of certitude while intelligent people are always full of doubts. As we can't say what LIFE's future will be like, let's just wait and see. Now back to real life for a while.

Read and RETAIN this information.  I 100% agree - on top of everything else.  These are posted by different people who did their DD.  The 'adopters' are part of the LIFE team.  Cryptosaurus just another part of their cover up to seem legitimate.  

#1  The "LIFE team" is nothing more than an exit scam waiting to happen, 4 people (3 of which are posing as adopters) with unpaid government fees, no partnerships with any financial institution, who are trying to fool us into believing their charity/card fairytale by outsourcing their Telegram admin crew to cheap Indian staff who are probably paid in these tokens to stall you until another pump and dump where the team will dump their remainder of tokens and run.

#2  So our Trusted Advisory aka CEO aka Co Founder seems to have reoccurring issues in Business but is Trusted to Lead our Life Token to the top.

So Pure Living Homes which is our Adopter which currently owns 10 Billion Life Tokens has not paid their government bills and possibly not even a company within the next month or 2. Just did a screen grab to show you what I seen: https://ibb.co/nAsdmS Here is the Government Documents: https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/10133885

Good thing they created Pure Living Homes right before their Insolvency case. https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/08504976

I'm sure some might know about the insolvency case and I'm sure there is a reason for the insolvency case but, Pure living homes owes the government a balance and their Chief is our advisory. I don't understand why they have 10 billion tokens again when they cannot be responsible as a company to have fees paid.

#3There is actually something bugging me about life. They have this guy Jonathan Bushnell as if he is a co-owner and apart of the life core team but they forget to mention one of the real owners. http://www.lifelabs.io/ctrl/wp-content/uploads/LIFE-WHITEPAPER-1.05.pdf

On the white paper there is 5 co-owners listed under the "Life Team" but they forgot to mention one person that is not listed on this team whom is actually an owner.

I came across the paper work from the UK Government which has info about the Life team, members and also some information we normally would have no clue about if this didn't exist, the cold Paperwork for the company. Everyone on the life team is there except Jonathan Bushnell. Also you can see that there is a person on there by the name of BIRD, James Andrew whom has no mention on the whitepaper. Not to mention the address listed on https://www.cryptosaurus.cc/ check the bottom of the page (ONE OF THE ADOPTERS FOR LIFE, HOLDING 2 Billion Tokens) happens to have the same address as the Owners of the Life token aka Life Labs. (20-22, Wenlock Road, London, England, N1 7GU)

Link to Business Information submitted to the UK Government: https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/10798976/officers

Now why wouldn't LIFE tell us all these companies are from the same people? well maybe because it would equal out to them owning over 30% of the total coin supply.

what is the version of the Electrum installed on Tails?
a couple of versions before, Electrum password worked differently. by default you could open your wallet, see the transactions, balance, addresses,.... but to access the keys (seed, private key, signing, ...) you needed to enter the password.
they changed this behavior and now when you choose a password you have to choose what to encrypt. it can be the old behavior or encrypt everything.

you are either running an old version or didn't encrypt everything.
p.s. i think it was changed in 2.8.0

if you add persistence then yes. but it will be a big complicated.