While it is uncertain if the Minecraft dev team is working on a workaround for players installing and using No Chat Reports, those who dislike the new chat moderating system are highly encouraged to download Aizistral’s helpful mod. Thus, the association between one’s chat history and Minecraft account is severed, causing Player Reporting to become irrelevant. Once these signatures have been removed, it becomes impossible for Mojang or other Minecraft moderators to track a player’s chat messages. What the No Chat Reports mod does is strip the cryptographic signatures attached to every message sent in the chat. Conversely, those who prefer to install No Chat Reports manually will need to place the mod’s file into “C:UsersPCAppDataRoaming.minecraft.” The “PC” will naturally be replaced with whatever the player’s PC system is called. Fortunately, the mod supports Forge and Fabric all players must do is download the version for the respective mod loader. After setting up a profile, start the game with the No Chat Reports mod by launching through the Curse Forge app. Once this is done, fans must set up a profile for the No Chat Reports mod via the Curse Forge app. Using the Curse Forge launcher, Minecraft players can conveniently download and install the No Chat Reports mod within a single step. Related: Minecraft: What Does the Impaling Enchantment Do? Furthermore, players must have the latest version of Minecraft Forge and Java Edition to run the Forge installer. Here, fans can choose to either manually download the mod or install it automatically via the Curse Forge PC app.
To install No Chat Reports in Minecraft players can head to the official download Curse Forge page for the mod.
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