Only policy bypassed documentation is listed on the slider in the policy eg. Endpoint Protection - computer policy.
Policy is bypassed
None of the settings of this policy will be applied to assigned targets. They will get their settings from the highest priority policy they are assigned to and which is not bypassed.
If you want to deactivate a specific setting, you need to re-enable this policy and set the relevant setting to off in the settings tab.
I find the wordy. If the policy bypass means "disabled" then state that. Bypass could mean many things included, this computer bypass these settings.
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