Hi Aria, thanks for the follow up, appreciate :)

I created 2 Intune device config policies which in my opinion target 2 separate items, Edge itself and the Edge updater service:

DeviceConfig-App-MicrosoftEdge
Objective is to notify and eventually force the user to restart the browser:

Example settings:

• Notify a user that a browser restart is recommended or required for pending updates -> Enabled
• Notify a user that a browser restart is recommended or required for pending updates (Device) -> Required - Show a recurring prompt to the user indicating that a restart is required.
• Relaunch browser quickly when the current version is outdated -> Enabled
  Time period (days): (Device) -> 7
• Set the time period for update notifications ->Enabled
  Set the time period for update notifications: (Device) -> 86400000

DeviceConfig-App-MicrosoftEdge-Updater
Targets specific the Edge updater service:
Objective is to force set the updater and increase update checks

Example settings:

• For all edge release channels including Edge Webview2 runtime:
  Update policy override default -> Enabled
• Policy (Device) -> Always allow updates (recommended)
• Preferences | Minutes between update checks (Device) -> 90

• Auto-update check period override -> Enabled

So basically, the settings that allows for tighter control of the Edge updater service and also the end user notification experience. As seen this week it seems Edge is updating everyday this update cadence would nicely reflect to set by Autopatch as one stop for all settings :)

Not feeling entitled to anything just thanks for taking suggestions :)