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@karimegitHub, I don't believe you are correct that User().Email returns the email and not the UPN. I wish it was correct.

As an experiment, I've created a user with a different UPN from Email address and User().Email is returning the UPN while Office365Users.MyProfile().Mail returns the email address. Easiest way to update the email without an Exchange license is to use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell Update-MgUser -UserId existing-UPN -Mail new-email-address. Get-MgUser -UserId existing-UPN can be used to read both Mail and UserPrincipalName.

It is a best practice that these are the same, but there are cases where they are not.

I'm going to close this PR for now. If you find evidence that my understand is wrong, please feel free to bring it back.