No Chat Reports in All the Mods 10

No Chat Reports strips the cryptographic signatures that Minecraft attaches to every chat message from 1.19 onwards. Without them, your messages can't be tracked and tied back to your Minecraft client, and by extension your Microsoft account. Since 1.19.1 the mod also disables Player Chat Reporting.^[1]

The pack ships version 1.21.1-v2.9.1, the NeoForge build for Minecraft 1.21.1. It's a quality-of-life and privacy mod, not a gameplay one, so it adds no items, machines or progression steps.^[2]

Who it's for

It's for you if you don't want your chat history linked to your account, whether you play singleplayer, join servers, or run your own. The mod works on the client, the server, or both, and what it does depends on where it's installed.^[1]

• Client only: your client refuses to send your account's public key and strips signatures from your messages, so there's no proof they came from your account. The server relays them unless enforce-secure-profile is true in server.properties, which is the default since 1.19.1.^[1]
• Server only: clients still attach signatures, but the server strips them before relaying messages, so chat reporting doesn't work for anyone who joins. The config can also convert player messages to system messages, so players without the mod don't see them flagged as "Not Secure".^[1]
• Both sides: signatures are stripped on the client and the server doesn't try to verify them. Chat reporting and "Only Show Secure Chat" stop working, and players are told the mod disabled them.^[1]

Other things to know

When installed on the client, the mod also disables Telemetry. Its settings live in a NoChatReports subfolder of the config folder, split across NCR-Client.json (client-side), NCR-Common.json (server-side), NCR-Encryption.json (chat encryption, client only) and NCR-ServerPreferences.json (per-server signing modes).^[1]

Unverified The sources I have don't show any quests, an ATM Star path role, or any pack-specific config changes for this mod, so I can't say whether the pack changes the mod's defaults.

No Chat Reports is a different kind of mod from the ones you'll be crafting with. There's nothing to build first. It strips the cryptographic signatures from the chat messages you send, so they can't be tied to your Microsoft account, and it also disables Player Chat Reporting.^[1][3]

Unverified No recipes or quests for this mod were found in the pack's data, so there are no crafting steps or quest milestones to follow here.

What to do first

1. Check which side you're on. With the mod on the client only, it refuses to send your account's public key and strips signatures from your messages. On a server only, it strips signatures before relaying messages to other players. With both, the server won't try to verify signatures at all.^[1]
2. Know what happens on servers that enforce signing. The server's enforce-secure-profile option defaults to true. On 1.19.3 or higher you can still join such a server, but you can't use chat-related commands. Other commands still work.^[1]
3. If you can't join a Paper or Velocity server, look for the No Chat Reports toggle in the multiplayer menu. It disables most of the mod's client-side functionality, and the mod's own tooltip says you may need to do this on those servers because they are known to cause issues.^[3]
4. Pick a signing mode if a server asks for signatures. In prompt mode your messages aren't signed by default, but if the server demands signing you get a pop-up where you can enable it for one session. Always mode signs as soon as you join, like a vanilla client. Never mode ignores every signing request.^[3]

Optional: chat encryption

The mod also has an encryption feature for your messages. Right-click the encryption button to configure it. While encryption is on, you can hold a key when sending a message to skip encryption for that one message.^[3]

You can generate a random key with the dice button. For AES, the key is 128 bits of Base64-encoded binary data. If you'd rather use a passphrase, pick a strong one, because not every algorithm supports passphrases.^[3]

This one isn't a machine mod, so there's no power, fluid or item automation to learn. It's a chat and networking mod. It strips the cryptographic signatures from your chat messages, so they can't be tied to your Microsoft account, and it also disables Player Chat Reporting. Once you know where it's installed and how the signing modes work, you know the whole mod.^[1][3]

What changes depending on where it's installed

The mod can run on the client, the server, or both, and it behaves differently in each case.^[1]

• Only on the client: your client refuses to send your account's public key and strips signatures from your messages, so there's no proof a reported message came from your account. The server relays them unless enforce-secure-profile is true in server.properties, which has been the default since 1.19.1.^[1]
• Only on the server: clients still attach signatures, but the server strips them before relaying messages, so chat reporting doesn't work for anyone who joins. The server can also convert player messages into system messages. System messages have no signatures and can't be reported.^[1][3]
• On both: signatures are stripped on the client before sending, and the server doesn't try to verify them. Chat reporting and "Only Show Secure Chat" stop working, and players are told those features are disabled by the mod.^[1]

The mod can also be set to demand itself on the other side. A server can require every joining client to have it, and a client can refuse to join servers that don't have it. In this pack the client option demandOnServer is false, so you can still join servers without the mod.^[1][3][4]

Signing modes

The signing mode decides what your client does when a server forces or allows chat signing. The pack sets defaultSigningMode to PROMPT. Per-server choices are stored in NCR-ServerPreferences.json.^[1][3][4]

• Always: signing turns on as soon as you enter the server, the same as a vanilla client.^[3]
• Never: your messages are never signed and every server request to sign them is ignored.^[3]
• Prompt: messages aren't signed by default. If the server demands signing, a pop-up lets you enable it for one session. This is the pack's default.^[3][4]
• On demand: works like prompt mode, but signing turns on automatically when the server demands it, with no pop-up.^[3]
• Never (forced): shown when your messages can't be signed at all, either because you're on an offline account or because the client couldn't fetch your signing keys from Mojang's service.^[3]

Chat encryption

The client can encrypt and decrypt your chat messages with a key. The key format depends on the algorithm. For AES it's 128 bits of Base64-encoded binary data. You can generate a random key with the dice button, or derive one from a passphrase, though not every algorithm supports passphrases. If you use a passphrase, pick a strong one.^[3]

While encryption is on, right-click the encryption button to configure it. You can also hold a key when sending a message to skip encryption for that message. Encrypted messages can be shown with a purple bar next to them. Encryption settings live in NCR-Encryption.json and are only effective on the client.^[1][3]

What this pack sets on the client

Client settings live in NCR-Client.json. Here's how the pack sets the main ones.^[1][4]

• enableMod is true. It controls most of the mod's client-side features, and toggling it mid-session needs a rejoin to take effect.^[3][4]
• hideInsecureMessageIndicators, hideModifiedMessageIndicators and hideSystemMessageIndicators are all true. The gray bars that mark unverified, modified and system messages are hidden.^[3][4]
• hideWarningToast is true, which removes the warning toast shown when you enter servers with enforce-secure-profile disabled. hideSigningRequestMessage is false, so the chat message about a server's signing request still appears.^[3][4]
• alwaysHideReportButton is false. On servers with the mod, the report button is made inactive and its tooltip explains why, rather than being removed.^[3][4]
• disableTelemetry is true, so the mod disables built-in telemetry the way No Telemetry does.^[1][3][4]
• showNCRButton and showReloadButton are both true, so the multiplayer menu gets a button to toggle the mod and one to reload its config. The tooltip warns you to use the reload button carefully.^[3][4]
• showServerSafety is true, so you get a hoverable server safety status in the bottom-right corner of the chat screen.^[3][4]
• verifiedIconEnabled is true, so the multiplayer list shows a "Safe Server" icon for servers with No Chat Reports or other anti-chat-reporting measures.^[3][4]
• verifiedIconOffsetX is -20. It sets the X-axis offset used to draw the "Safe Server" icon.^[3][4]
• verifiedIconOffsetY is 0. It sets the Y-axis offset used to draw the "Safe Server" icon.^[3][4]

No Chat Reports runs on the client side in this pack, and its settings live in config/NoChatReports/NCR-Client.json. Here is exactly how the pack sets the options you are most likely to care about.^[1][4]

Core behavior

• enableMod is true, so the mod is switched on.^[4]
• defaultSigningMode is set to "PROMPT".^[4]
• demandOnServer is false.^[4]
• hideSigningRequestMessage is false.^[4]
• skipRealmsWarning is false.^[4]

Telemetry

• disableTelemetry is true.^[4]
• removeTelemetryButton is true.^[4]

Chat indicators and warnings

The pack sets the hide options for insecure, modified and system message indicators, and for the warning toast, to true.^[4]

• hideInsecureMessageIndicators is true.^[4]
• hideModifiedMessageIndicators is true.^[4]
• hideSystemMessageIndicators is true.^[4]
• hideWarningToast is true.^[4]

Buttons and server safety

• showNCRButton is true.^[4]
• showReloadButton is true.^[4]
• showServerSafety is true.^[4]
• alwaysHideReportButton is false.^[4]

Verified icon

• verifiedIconEnabled is true.^[4]
• verifiedIconOffsetX is -20 and verifiedIconOffsetY is 0.^[4]

All the Mods 10 8.1 ships No Chat Reports build 1.21.1-v2.9.1, the NeoForge jar. The mod has been in the pack since 0.32 or earlier. Below are the notable changes from the mod's own changelogs, newest first.^[2]

Unverified No pack changelog entries for this mod were available, so I can't say what changed for it between individual pack releases.

Recent builds

• 1.21.1-v2.9.1 (the build in this pack): fixed a network protocol error that happened when joining some servers.^[2][5]
• 1.21.1-v2.9.0: the initial 1.21.1 port. It also fixed a bug where the client would disconnect from Realms if encryption was enabled and a player's death from a named item was announced in chat, and fixed the server ping hanging in the multiplayer menu in some cases.^[5]
• 1.21-v2.8.0: the initial 1.21 port.^[5][6]
• 1.20.6-v2.7.1: added a Mexican Spanish translation.^[5][6]
• 1.20.6-v2.7.0: the initial 1.20.6 port, which should work for 1.20.5 too.^[5][6]

NeoForge support

NeoForge support arrived in build 1.20.4-v2.6.0. In the same build, the Fabric version stopped bundling the Fabric API modules it needs and now requires the full Fabric API to be installed separately.^[5][6]

The follow-up build 1.20.4-v2.6.1 fixed a startup crash on dedicated servers with NeoForge.^[5][6]

Earlier fixes worth knowing

• 1.20.2-v2.3.1 fixed the verified server icon not rendering correctly.^[5][6]
• 1.20.2-v2.3.1 also fixed incorrect handling of chat messages that go over vanilla's limit of 256 characters once encrypted.^[5][6]
• 1.20.2-v2.3.0 removed a server-sided mechanism that stopped the "messages cannot be verified" toast from showing on clients when the mod was set to convert player messages to system messages.^[5][6]