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The messenger in question is specifically the official Telegram client, and I would assume that the behaviour is the same for all platform's implementations, like it is for secret chats.
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Ccrypt versus 7zip encryption
I have checked your link, thanks for letting me know. However, since I posted this question I started using encrypted 7z archives already for other reasons (and it seems like it was the right thing to do after all).
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I'm glad to know that helped:)
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With "Key size is also a performance factor" do you mean that an archive with a longer password will take longer to extract?
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The Wikipedia page for TAR you posted in the answer says: "But today there are a number of add-on utilities which implement tar file indexing, thus enabling random access, both for raw tar files and for tar files compressed with gzip (which is amenable to indexing). Such an index can be kept in a separate file, appended or prepended to the archive file." I think that is what happens for example when using TAR through Dolphin/Ark instead of inside the command line.