The Social Interactions screen is a graphical interface used to disable chatting with certain players.
Usage[]
By default, the Social Interactions screen is opened by pressing P. It can also be opened by clicking on the “Player Reporting” button on the pause menu in multiplayer games. The "All" tab lists all players, the "Hidden" tab shows players whose chat messages are hidden, and the "Blocked" tab shows players blocked using their Microsoft account. Social Interactions are only available in multiplayer worlds.
The "All" tab in the Social Interactions screen.
"Hidden" tab in Social Interactions screen.
"Blocked" tab in Social Interactions screen.
The icon when a player is hidden.
The icon when a player is shown.
Player Reporting[]
Players can be reported for sending abusive messages. Reporting a player is unavailable if the server cannot verify chat messages.
The icon to report a player.
The notice in 22w24a that player reporting is coming soon.
The screen seen if the player's account is temporaily suspended.
The screen seen if the player’s account has been permanently banned online.
History[]
| Java Edition | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.16.4 | Pre-release 1 | Added the social interactions screen. | |||
| Pre-release 2 | Added the "Blocked" tab to the social interactions screen. | ||||
| The status of a player is now listed below their name on the Social Interactions screen. | |||||
| Realms invites from blocked players are now hidden. | |||||
| The textures of a few UI elements on the social interactions screen has been changed or removed. | |||||
| 1.19.1 | 22w24a | Players can now be reported for sending abusive messages in the chat using the social interactions screen. | |||
| The social interactions screen can now be accessed using the pause menu in multiplayer via a "Player Reporting" button. | |||||
See also[]
Issues[]
Issues relating to "Social interactions" are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues there.
