Yes, private Twitter content can technically be screenshotted and shared, but doing so violates the intended privacy of the user. Since private tweets are only meant for approved followers, taking a screenshot and sharing it with outsiders breaches Twitter’s privacy norms.

While Twitter does not have a built-in feature to prevent screenshots, sharing private tweets without the user’s permission could lead to ethical concerns or even potential policy violations. If a private user finds out that their tweets have been leaked, they can report it to Twitter, which may take action against the person who shared the content.

Additionally, private users should be cautious about who they approve as followers, as anyone within their circle can capture and distribute their tweets without their knowledge.

For a deeper understanding of private Twitter accounts and their security, you can read private tweets.