no policy will be implemented to the whitelisted IP. but it is not recommended since it is prone to threats and security concerns

HI, your policy will not effective to your ip that you set on global whitelist. For security reasons, recommend you to create specific policy to allow/deny traffic instead using global whitelist.

yes, If you add IP in whitelist (in SOC) so there will be no policy will be implemented on it, also bandwidth policy , security and application policy.
BUT keep in mind this IP will be vulnerable and create the backdoor in your network security.
So it is not recommended  

Adding the IP address 192.168.22.10 to the Sangfor global whitelist typically exempts it from the content/web filtering policies applied to the LAN network (192.168.22.1/24). By whitelisting this specific IP, Sangfor NGAF usually bypasses the applied policies for this particular address, allowing unrestricted access regardless of the restrictions imposed on the rest of the LAN network. Therefore, content filtering policies would not affect the whitelisted IP, granting it unimpeded access to the internet or specified resources.

where you create add your LAN IP address 192.168.22.10 Going to Sangfor's global permission list has no effect at all.

If you add your LAN IP address 192.168.22.10 to the Sangfor global whitelist, no policy will be effective on this IP

Supposely according to my understanding the content /filtering will not take action as it is considered to pass all policy and filtering.

Hope this helps!