U.S. business accounts will not be able to receive personal transactions from PayPal accounts outside the U.S. starting October 31, 2022.
What this means: [Person outside the U.S.] ----[send money]---> [U.S. business] Not Allowed (i.e., You won't be able to sell bitcoin to someone outside the U.S. if you have a business account at PayPal.)

U.S. PayPal accounts will not be able to send personal transactions to business accounts outside the U.S. starting October 31, 2022.
What this means: [U.S. business] ----[send money]---> [Person outside the U.S.] Not Allowed (i.e., You won't be able to buy bitcoin from someone outside the U.S. if you are paying from a business account.at PayPal.)

If you integrate or reference PayPal services on your website, we are clarifying that PayPal may use automated technologies (e.g., website crawling) to assess your website to ensure compliance with the user agreement and to combat fraud.
What this means: PayPal's bots are going to scrape your website to determine that you aren't selling anything that violates their user agreement.
Here's a Tweet that kicks off a thread that provides more info.
If you use PayPal for any kind of business, you should take careful note of the following change to PayPal's terms of service, effective September 19:
And here's the first Mastodon post in a thread also with good info:
so uh
paypal's changing their terms again to basically state plainly that they'll be using bots to scrape your websites and social media for TOS compliance. it specifies users who have paypal integrated into their site, but us longtime working freelancers know they've been snooping on us for a while
don't integrate paypal into your site. only do transactions with invoices. no excess info on those, ESPECIALLY if you do nsfw work
don't put paypal dot me links on your social media
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