Hey Filip, Yes, that's correct. For example, if you change the status of your *AdGroup*, the status of each of its *keywords* will remain the same. One reason for this is that it allows you to pause or enable *all* of the keywords in an *AdGroup* by simply changing the status of the *AdGroup*. It would be far more expensive and time consuming if you had to also update the status of (potentially thousands of) keywords.
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