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“
Invasion never felt so good
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— Motto
Lifeinvader is an online social networking service and company in Grand Theft Auto V.[1] LifeInvader was founded by CEO Jay Norris in his parents' house.
Lifeinvader Tablet
Lifeinvader also has a tablet. Not much about it is currently known, but it seems to be parodying the unsuccessful, real-life Facebook Home phones, phones optimized for Facebook and having integrated options for the social network.
According to the released commercial, the device appears to be a combination between a regular tablet and a flashlight that can be used to "Dock" with other users in the social network.
Notable Lifeinvader users
People
- Alan McClean
- Amanda De Santa
- Ashley Butler
- Brucie Kibbutz
- Denise Clinton
- Ray De Angelo Harris
- Duane Earl
- Franklin Clinton
- Jack Howitzer
- Jimmy De Santa
- Karl Kelly
- Kyle Chavis
- Lamar Davis
- Online-Player
- Little Jacob
- Mallorie Bardas
- Michael De Santa
- Moe Chinpoko
- Niko Bellic
- Pho Gina
- Roman Bellic
- Rufus Bellows
- Ronald Jakowski
- Sally James
- Stretch
- Tao Cheng
- Tracey De Santa
- Trevor Philips
- Wade Hebert
- Yuri Stroganov
Niko Bellic's Lifeinvader account
Companies
- Elitas Travel
- Herr Kutz Barber
- Ink Inc.
- Legendary Motorsport
- Los Santos Customs
- Redwood Cigarettes
- Sprunk
- Warstock Cache & Carry
Lifeinvader Office
The Lifeinvader Office building appears to be in the game and is made accessible in the mission Friend Request.
Trivia
- LifeInvader is a parody of Facebook. The interface is based on the old Facebook Wall instead of the current Timeline.
- It's name is a joke referring to invading other people's lives, also known as stalking. It may also be a reference to the lack of privacy in social networks. The website also satirizes internet memes.
- Jimmy can be seen, literally, stalking Niko Bellic's Lifeinvader page.
- Somewhere in the offices there is a sign that says "KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON SHARING". This is likely a Pirate Bay easter egg, and more extensively, a reference to Steve Jobs - whom Jay Norris was partially modeled off of and who once stated that "good artists copy - great artists steal."
- One of the colors for life invader is white text in a red background, a reference to YouTube, as the "Tube" in YouTube is white text in a red background.
References
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