Curtain Mode blocks or conceals the display on the computer Screens is connected to. It's useful if you don't want the remote user to see what you're doing (e.g. entering a password or editing a sensitive system file).
This is what people in front of the remote Mac will see (the text is user-customizable).
In Screens, you will see the remote desktop.
You may enable Curtain Mode and customize the displayed text in your saved screen settings, under More Settings.
Note: This feature depends on macOS' native Screen Sharing service, and so is available only when connecting to a Mac.
On-Disconnect Actions
Note that Curtain Mode may cancel any On-Disconnect Actions sent to the remote Mac.
macOS 10.13 High Sierra
In order to enable Curtain Mode, you may need to use Remote Management instead of Screen Sharing under macOS 10.13
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