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Interesting that someone else has noticed those random reboots. I have used the following PS command to list those reboots:
Get-WinEvent -ComputerName DeviceName -FilterHashtable @{LogName="System"; id=1074; StartTime="1.2.2022"} } | Where-Object {$_.message -LIKE "The process DesktopAPIService.exe*" } | Sort-Object -Property TimeCreated | ft TimeCreated, Message -auBe careful with the time format. And if you do want to pull this from multiple devices, then you need to use .csv file and ForEach-Object.
February has been quite silence on us. Of course I do not have that many devices. But comparing to January and days before that, those reboots has been more common. I also recommend to read log from ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WinAgent\Prod\Logs\ to see if there are any reasons to those. At least I found that one of our device was suffering of DNS issues and because of that the device seems to be restarted.
And those offline issues, they are painful. But recommend to discuss with Microsoft of those (support case). Often there is clear reasons to these. At least on us. Good luck!