PowerShell – How to Query for AutoMapping on Office 365 Mailbox

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I can enable and remove AutoMapping on a user/mailbox, but how can I query for it using powershell?
I've looked for the properties in Get-MailboxPermission, Get-Mailbox or Get-AzureADUser but couldn't find it. Nor any luck on Google.

It seems to be found in the property msExchDelegateListLink of Get-ADUser.
But I think Get-ADuser is deprecated or not for Azure/O365, so I don't wanna create scripts using that cmdlet.

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I'm afraid this is not possible. Source: https://office365.uservoice.com/forums/273493-office-365-admin/suggestions/11355399-view-current-automapping-setting

Which is odd, at least, in my opinion :-/

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