There are no parental controls available on CurseForge, so use discretion. Java Edition has some excellent mods, including the Redstone mods on CurseForge, but it does require extra intervention. Minecraft Bedrock Edition doesn’t allow unofficial mod installation, so the best way to ensure that kids aren’t going to download and install Jenny is to make sure that Bedrock Edition is the version of Minecraft that they’re using. Now, Jenny can be your “bestie,” but that’s not why parents need to be paying closer attention to children downloading this particular mod, of course. It’s becoming an increasingly popular mod that runs in “Creative” mode. The Minecraft Jenny mod is a NSFW (not safe for work) unofficial Minecraft mod that introduces an in-game “girlfriend” for Minecraft players that simulates adult interactions. In theory, you can also purchase a version of this mod through in-game currency. One of these not-so-great mods is the Jenny mod that’s available through CurseForge on PC and via APK (Android Application Package) for Android OS devices.

Not all mods are made equal, mind you, and CurseForge ensures that all of those mods are available to download… for good and ill. Mods that are available through Minecraft Bedrock Edition, which is probably the version of Minecraft that your kids are playing on console, mobile, and PC, are vetted by the Mojang team at Microsoft to ensure that they are both high quality and family-friendly.

The vast majority of the mods available to download from places like CurseForge – a modification repository that’s used for a number of popular games, including Minecraft, World of Warcraft, and Kerbal Space Program – are, for the most part, fairly innocent. Minecraft mods on PC number into the thousands, especially if you’re playing the Minecraft Java Edition.

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