• If you want to display update notifications on users' devices, select Show software update notifications.
• In the Recommended software update cadence drop-down list, choose which OS updates to show to users (All, Newest, or Oldest).
• If you want to defer software updates for a set number of days, select Enable update deferrals and specify the deferral period.
• If you want to turn on automatic OS updates, select Enable automatic update actions and configure the settings as desired.
• Enable and configure the background security improvement settings and beta program enrollment settings as desired.

• If you want to allow standard user accounts (not just administrator accounts) to install OS updates, select Allow standard user OS updates.
• If you want to display update notifications on users' devices, select Show software update notifications.
• If you want to defer software updates for a set number of days, select Enable update deferrals and specify the deferral period.
• If you want to turn on automatic OS updates, select Enable automatic update actions and configure the settings as desired.
• Enable and configure the background security improvement settings and beta program enrollment settings as desired.

• To define update rules for specific devices and operating systems, in the OS update rule section, add and configure one or more rules.
• To define suspension periods where OS updates will not occur, in the Suspend OS updates section, add and configure one or more suspension periods.
• To control how Google Play applies updates to apps running in the foreground, in the App auto update policy drop-down list, choose the appropriate option (Always, Wi-Fi only, User can allow, Disable).

Assign the profile to users and groups.

You now know how to manage OS updates on iOS, macOS, and Android devices.