No Chat Reporting
If you have played Minecraft on a public server since the 1.19 update, you may have noticed something unsettling: your chat messages are now cryptographically signed. That signature travels with every message you send, and it can be used to report you to Mojang. In the worst case, a single report can lock you out of multiplayer entirely. No Chat Reporting exists to put an end to that. It is a lightweight mod pack that strips message signing and the invasive telemetry that Mojang quietly made mandatory.
What No Chat Reporting Actually Does
This pack was created by jjws600 with one narrow goal in mind, and it delivers exactly that. It does not try to be a quality-of-life bundle stuffed with dozens of extras. Instead, it adds just three components that work together:
- No Chat Reports — removes the signing of messages introduced in snapshot 22w17a and the full 1.19 release, so your words can no longer be tied back to your account.
- No Telemetry — blocks the forced data collection Mojang switched to after removing the old opt-out toggle.
- Fabric API — the foundation that lets the other two run smoothly on the Fabric loader.
The result is simple. You can chat, joke, and argue on servers the way players did for over a decade, without a permanent ban hanging over your head. Because the pack only touches chat signing and telemetry, it stays compatible with almost everything else you might already run.
Supported Versions and Loader
No Chat Reporting is built for the Fabric mod loader, which keeps it fast and lightweight. It targets Minecraft 1.19 and every later release, including the 1.19.x line, 1.20.x, and 1.21.x. The author has also prepared builds for individual snapshots, though those see little use since multiplayer on snapshots is rarely practical. If you are on a stable release, you are covered.
Why Fabric Matters Here
Fabric loads quickly and asks very little of your machine. That makes it the natural home for a pack whose entire purpose is removing bloat rather than adding it. You will not see a performance hit, and you will not need to rebuild your mod list around it.
How to Install No Chat Reporting
Getting set up takes only a few minutes. Follow these steps:
- Install the Fabric loader for your exact Minecraft version.
- Place the Fabric API jar into your mods folder.
- Add the No Chat Reports and No Telemetry jars alongside it.
- Launch the game and confirm the mods appear in your mod list.
If you prefer a simpler route, the foxygame.net launcher handles the whole process in a single click, pulling No Chat Reporting straight from its curated add-on catalog and keeping it updated whenever a new Minecraft version drops. That means no manual jar hunting and no version mismatches to debug.
Who Should Download No Chat Reporting
Anyone who plays on public servers should consider it. The chat reporting system applies to all players, not just troublemakers, and reports can be filed for reasons that have nothing to do with genuine abuse. Streamers, content creators, and players in competitive communities face the highest risk, but casual players are just as exposed.
It is worth being clear about what this pack is not. It will not improve your framerate, add new blocks, or change how the game looks. It is a security tool, and it should be treated as one. If you want a mod pack that reshapes your entire experience, look elsewhere.
A Note on Server Rules
Some servers run their own moderation plugins and may expect signed chat. Check the rules before joining, and respect the communities you play in. No Chat Reporting protects your account, but it does not exempt you from a server's own standards.
Final Thoughts
The shift to signed chat and mandatory telemetry was one of the most controversial changes in Minecraft's history. No Chat Reporting for Minecraft offers a clean, minimal answer: three mods, one purpose, no compromises. Whether you download No Chat Reporting to safeguard a long-standing account or simply to keep your conversations private, it does the job without asking anything extra from your setup. Install it once, and get back to playing the way you always have.