Meta is developing a version of Instagram for iPad, according to The Information. Currently, running Instagram on an iPad is just a blown-up version of the iPhone app, so an official Instagram app from Meta would be a very welcome change.

In 2010, Apple released the first generation of its iPad and within a month had sold more than 1 million devices. In 2016, the so-called Panama Papers, an unprecedented leak of millions of documents, revealed that politicians, prominent world leaders, and celebrities hid millions in secret offshore tax shelters to skirt tax laws.

The photo-centric social media platform has long focused on its smartphone app. That may be about to change, according to a report.