How to detect a network device's promiscuous mode in modern Linux?

networking linux ethernet

I'm wondering how to detect promiscuous mode of an interface in modern Linux ("Modern" meaning the lack of netstat).

I'm looking for a solution more user-friendly than checking flag 0x100 in /sys/class/net/*/flags.


ip -d link will show "promiscuity 1" for such devices.

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