How Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK Access Tokens Work
If you use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK, you don't need to worry about obtaining an access token because the SDK includes automatic token management. Although you don’t need to know the details of the access token, it’s possible to find and examine its contents, and even use it with a Graph request. This is a nice to know ting that you'll never need in practice.
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