Querying for who is "Following" an Office 365 group?

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Greetings from Vancouver Island, Canada.  James, in the answer I'm replying to, are these powershell commands?  Is the last one the command to force following? Or, after using this command, everybody gets emails, etc. in the inbox until they unfollow.. What I mean is you can set em all but there's no way to prevent the user to unfollow.  

thx

Hi folks,

Just to be clear - Favorite Groups in Outlook and Following Sites in SharePoint currently mean 2 different things.

Outlook: When you Favorite a Group, you would see that group added to the list of your favorites only in Outlook left navigation pane. When you 'Follow a group in Inbox' in Outlook, you will receive all conversations and events from that group in your Outlook inbox.

SharePoint: For modern SharePoint sites, when you follow a site, that site would get added to the 'Following' section on the SharePoint left navigation pane. 

We do understand that the terminology we currently have in the products is confusing and we are working to improve the consistency and coherence of the apps across the suite. Since there are a few places where we need to fix this (without breaking current user flow/expectation) this might take a little bit of time. Please bear with us and thanks for your patience.  

Unfortunately, I have found that subscribing or following in Outlook is not the same as following in Sharepoint. I would like to admistratively(powershell) allow users to follow the Sharepoint Group/Team so that the Documents Library shows up in their Onedrive page.

I found this article that discusses how the terminology can be misleading:

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Office-365-Groups/Favorites-and-Following-in-Groups-Teams-and-SharePoint/td-p/45862

Yes, "subscribed" is the same as "following". I am not sure why MS keeps changing terminology, but it is what it is...

But, is "subscribing" the same as "following" in SharePoint Groups?