Players aren’t the only ones who deserve to be reported. Sometimes, servers can go against the Minecraft End(er) User License Agreement. If you suspect that a server is doing something out of line, consider the following.
Familiarize yourself with our Minecraft Usage Guidelines. These guidelines explain how we allow commercial use of the Minecraft name, brand, and assets, including Minecraft servers. Here is a quick summary of some, but not all, behaviors that go against them:
- Gambling
- Pornography
- Pretending to be associated with Mojang or Microsoft
- Abusive behavior like attacking a group of people
- Redistributing Mojang games or game files
- Illegal activity
Note: If you are not certain if a server violates these guidelines, don’t send a report.
After carefully reviewing the resources above, you can visit the Report a Server page to let us know about a server’s activity. Please give as much information as possible so we can properly act upon their actions.
Finding a Safe Server
Community servers each offer their own brand of fun and uniqueness. Find your favorite with the Official Minecraft Server List, where the servers follow our community standards and guidelines. In addition to community servers, you can also browse Partner Servers directly within Minecraft: Bedrock Edition.