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Brent Ellis
Jun 07, 2017Silver Contributor
See/change who is subscribed programmatically?
It's there a way (PowerShell, graph, etc) to query a group membership and see who is "subscribed" to receive notifications in their inbox? Similarly, is there a way to subscribe or unsubscribe a pa...
- Jun 20, 2017
You can use the Add-UnifiedGroupLinks cmdlet for that, simply set the member type as subscriber. It can be both a member and a subscriber, comparing those two will give you the list of which members are subscribers, etc.
VasilMichev
Jun 07, 2017MVP
Unless I'm missing something, the Subscriber link type is what you should look at:
Get-UnifiedGroupLinks firstgroup -LinkType Subscriber
- Jun 11, 2017Give also a try to PnP PowerShell cmdlets that allow to work with Groups
- Brent EllisJun 20, 2017Silver ContributorMore specifically, I am not looking for just members, I am looking for members who are "subscribed" to receive emails in their inbox, versus those that are members of the group and unsubscribed.
If possible, I need a way to mass subscribe (not join), or mass unsubscribe users programmatically, rather than their choice.- Ivan54Jun 20, 2017Bronze ContributorVasils command does show the subscibers. I have no clue though on how to manually subscribe users.
I'm interested in this as well.