See/change who is subscribed programmatically?

[Brent Ellis]

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 particular user?

[#2]

Unless I'm missing something, the Subscriber link type is what you should look at:

Get-UnifiedGroupLinks firstgroup -LinkType Subscriber

[#3]

Give also a try to PnP PowerShell cmdlets that allow to work with Groups

[#4]

More 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.

[#5]

Vasils command does show the subscibers. I have no clue though on how to manually subscribe users.
I'm interested in this as well.

[#6 · Accepted solution]

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.

[#7]

thanks!

[#8]

Should have did a bit more research on those commands, didnt realize it treated Members/Subscribers differently!  

Quite simply:

• All subscribers are members
• Not all members are subscribers

Add a user as a member only:

Add-UnifiedGroupLinks -Identity GROUP -LinkType Members -Links user@email.com

Add a user as a member or subscriber, and/or change a member to a member+subscriber

Add-UnifiedGroupLinks -Identity GROUP -LinkType Subscribers -Links user@email.com

Remove a user from the group:

Remove-UnifiedGroupLinks -Identity GROUP -LinkType Members -Links user@email.com

Remove a subscription, but not a membership

Remove-UnifiedGroupLinks -Identity GROUP -LinkType Subscribers -Links user@email.com

[#9]

Would be nice to have a UI for this to be managed..