Earning the green check: safe server status

For developers of mods, plugins, or server software that fight chat reports: since 1.19.2-v1.11.0, No Chat Reports clients can recognize your servers as safe — the "Secure" status in chat and the "Safe Server" icon in the multiplayer menu.

Two things earn it. First, add a boolean preventsChatReports: true to the server's ping response. The mod does it with a mixin into ServerStatus.Serializer:

@Mixin(ServerStatus.Serializer.class)
public class MixinServerStatusSerializer {

    @Inject(method = "serialize(...)Lcom/google/gson/JsonElement;",
            at = @At("RETURN"))
    private void onSerialize(ServerStatus status, Type type,
            JsonSerializationContext ctx,
            CallbackInfoReturnable<JsonElement> info) {
        ((JsonObject) info.getReturnValue())
            .addProperty("preventsChatReports", true);
    }
}

Second, make sure enforce-secure-profile can't get in the way. It defaults to true since 1.19.1, and a server that demands signed messages gets marked unsafe no matter what else it does — the player would have to trust the server to strip signatures afterwards, and that trust requirement is removable. The mod forces the option off via a mixin into DedicatedServer:

@Mixin(DedicatedServer.class)
public class MixinDedicatedServer {

    @Inject(method = "enforceSecureProfile",
            at = @At("RETURN"), cancellable = true)
    private void onEnforceSecureProfile(
            CallbackInfoReturnable<Boolean> cir) {
        cir.setReturnValue(false);
    }
}

Replicate both through whatever mechanism your platform gives you. FreedomChat is a known supporter on the plugin side. For questions, Aizistral is reachable on Discord.

Condensed from the official wiki's How to Get Safe Server Status article, which stays the canonical reference.

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