How to Get Rid of the "Chat Messages Can't Be Verified" Toast in Minecraft

What the toast is and why it keeps appearing

Whenever you join a server that uses secure chat, Minecraft shows a small pop-up (a "toast") in the corner telling you that chat messages can't be verified. The same toast can reappear when you open the chat window. Chat Signing Hider Mod removes this toast entirely, so you never see it again once the mod is active.

Steps to make sure it stays hidden

1. Confirm the mod is loaded for the correct Minecraft instance. If you use a launcher with multiple profiles, the toast will still appear in any profile that doesn't have the mod enabled.

2. Join a server that uses signed chat. The toast should not appear on join.

3. Open and close the chat window a few times. The toast should not reappear.

4. If you still see the toast, another mod or resource pack may be re-adding it. Disable chat-related mods one at a time to isolate the conflict.

5. Remember this is purely visual: the underlying warning still exists in the game, you just aren't shown it. Nothing about chat verification or reporting changes.

When you might want it back

If you play on a server where you actually care about verification status, temporarily disable the mod so you can see the warnings again. There is no in-game toggle; it's on whenever the mod is loaded.