NoChatReports
Type	Other Feature
Category	Chat
In-game description	“Disables the cryptographic signatures that since 1.19 are attached to your chat messages. WARNING: If you send chat messages with signatures, your Minecraft account can get reported and globally banned from multiplayer! Even if you only say harmless things in chat, your signed messages can be abused to create a fake chat report that gets your account banned unfairly. If you have to re-enable chat signatures to join a server, consider not using their chat at all. Or play on an alt account that you don't mind losing.”
Default keybind	none
Source code	net/wurstclient/other_features/NoChatReportsOtf.java
	net/wurstclient/mixin/ChatHudMixin.java
	net/wurstclient/mixin/ClientPlayNetworkHandlerMixin.java

NoChatReports is a Wurst feature that removes the cryptographic signatures from the user's chat messages and also hides the user's public key from the server, in an effort to protect the user against chat reports.

NoChatReports is based on the No Chat Reports mod by Aizistral, released under the WTFPL license.

NoChatReports is enabled by default for safety reasons, so that users who are unaware of the chat reporting feature don't accidentally get their accounts banned. However, some servers will temporarily disable the user's chat or kick them from the server if they send an unreportable chat message. For this reason, some users may want to disable NoChatReports for such servers after weighing the risks and benefits.

In older versions of Wurst, NoChatReports did not have a category and therefore did not show up in ClickGUI. In these versions, NoChatReports could only be enabled or disabled through the Navigator GUI.

This checkbox turns NoChatReports on and off. Since NoChatReports is not a regular hack, it needs this setting to store its on/off state.

The “Fabulously Optimized” modpack has created a chat reporting FAQ that answers in simple terms how chat reporting works, why it's so broken, and why it will always be broken. https://wiki.download.fo/readme/chat-reporting-faq

Aizistral has created a series of videos on YouTube that explain in great detail how chat reports work on a technical level, including many of the exploits that make it possible to fabricate reports.

This message means that the server is refusing to let you chat without enabling chat reports (i.e. disabling NoChatReports). If you have already disabled NoChatReports and are still seeing this message, then you really do need to reconnect.

You can get rid of this message by disabling the NoChatReports feature in Wurst and the reconnecting. However, this can be a very dangerous thing to do, as NoChatReports is a security feature designed to protect you from Mojang's deeply flawed chat reporting system. You should only disable it after you have read the chat reporting FAQ and are absolutely sure that you're comfortable with the risks, such as potentially losing your Minecraft account. These risks are not caused by Wurst, they come from Minecraft itself. The same things can happen in vanilla, it just doesn't warn you about it, which is extremely dishonest of Mojang.

Use the official feedback site:

• Give feedback on the chat reporting
• The most popular request for reverting chat reporting

You can chat when using the Wurst Client. It's just that Wurst protects you from chat reports by default. If you want to chat on unsafe chat reports enforcing servers, you can do so at your own risk by disabling the NoChatReports feature.

No! Never do this! Realms have by far the most aggressive form of chat reporting in the entire game. Mojang is constantly monitoring the chat on Realms and banning players without anyone even reporting them. This surveillance is outsourced to underpaid workers who do not care about the context of your messages. They are quick to issue false bans for anything that vaguely sounds like profanity. There are many known examples of this happening.¹⁾²⁾³⁾