As long as you play the single-player version of Minecraft, nothing threatens you except aggressive mobs. These creatures will try to reach you and kill you, but you will quickly adapt and learn how to resist them. However, everything will become much more complicated when you decide to move to multiplayer mode, since there, in addition to mobs, there are also people who are much more cunning and often mean creatures. Grippers, dupers and other bad users can take advantage of any of your oversights to either kill your character, or rob him, or destroy your buildings. Often they do this solely for the sake of the process, without pursuing any specific goal, so there is no point in fighting them. It’s better to just defend yourself, and it will help you do it privately. This is a set of special commands,with which you close access to a specific territory. But how to make privat in Minecraft?
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Privacy of things
Many players are interested in how to put a privat in Minecraft not on the territory, but on specific items. This is entirely possible - you just need to use a different command. If you want to restrict access to the object, you need to enter the / cprivate command, and then click on the desired item.