Tech giant Apple is seeking a judicial review of an investigation currently underway by the Data Protection Commission (DPC).  The Currency understands the challenge relates to the watchdog’s inquiry into Apple’s processing of personal data for targeted advertising. The probe, launched on foot of a complaint by French digital rights advocacy group, La Quadrature du Net, progressed to the decision-making stage three years ago, according to the regulator’s annual report for 2021. However, the matter has yet to be finalised.  A statement of grounds and an affidavit, documents required to initiate an application for leave to bring a High Court…

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