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I ran into this exact same battery drain issue after updating last month and couldn’t figure out what was causing it for the life of me. Toggling off that background sync setting you mentioned ended up saving my phone from dying by noon every day. Really appreciate you sharing this fix—it saved me a ton of headache!
Going through old archives of tech and photography work always brings back that familiar itch to tidy up things that never quite made the cut back then. Half of my own project folders from a few years back are filled with hardware mockups and draft shots that were solid concepts, just awkwardly framed.
When I pull those older files out to refresh an archive or portfolio page, GPT Image 2.5 has fit nicely into the cleanup process. With the image editing tool I’ve been using, I can usually clear away a distracting background cable or adjust a crooked label while leaving the original subject untouched, which saves me from having to re-stage scenes I took down years ago.