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Hides player names and name tags from view in multiplayer.

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Step-by-step, in-game.

Bypass the Profanity FilterAbout the Profanity Filter Minecraft's profanity filter is primarily used in Realms and normally requires your…Configure Chat Signing ModesUnderstanding Signing Modes The mod offers 4 configurable signing modes that control how your chat messages are…Disable Telemetry and Usage TrackingWhat Gets Disabled Telemetry refers to usage data that Minecraft normally sends to Mojang's servers—information about…Use Fake Ban Mode for TestingWhat Fake Ban Mode Does Fake Ban Mode allows you to simulate being globally banned without actually being banned.…

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn on the mod after installing it?
The mod is enabled by default once installed. Open your config file (usually in the config folder) to see all available options, or use an in-game config menu if your mod loader supports it. Most features like telemetry disable and chat reporting bypass are active immediately.
What's the difference between the chat signing modes?
The mod offers 4 configurable signing modes that control how your chat messages are handled by the server's reporting system. Each mode provides different levels of protection against chat reports, ranging from full signing to complete bypass—check the Configure Chat Signing Modes guide for which mode suits your needs.
Does this mod actually remove my global ban?
No—the mod spoofs ban data on your client only, so the server still sees you as banned if you are. This is a client-side workaround for testing or personal use, not a true ban removal; you cannot join servers that have actually banned your account.
Will using this mod get me banned?
Using privacy features like telemetry disable is safe, but bypassing chat reporting or ban data on servers that actively enforce Mojang's systems could trigger detection. Single-player and private servers are safe; use caution on public multiplayer servers with active moderation.

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