feature: auto upload - high battery consumption
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### ⚠️ Before posting ⚠️
- [x] This is a **bug**, not a question or an enhancement.
- [x] I've [searched for similar issues](https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues) and didn't find a duplicate.
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### Steps to reproduce
Enable folders for auto-upload (for example the default camera folder) and take some pictures.
I took 28 pictures and 2 videos during the day. I noticed that the phone got warm in my pocket and the battery drainage was extremly high.
This is my configuration of my auto-upload folder:
### Expected behaviour
Low battery consumption due to only auto-uploading 28 pictures and 2 videos.
### Actual behaviour
16.6% of my entire battery was used for Nextcloud Android and it was only on screen for 6 minutes. See attached pictures
### Android version
16
### Device brand and model
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
### Stock or custom OS?
Stock
### Nextcloud android app version
33.1.0 RC2
### Nextcloud server version
33.0.1
### Using a reverse proxy?
Yes
### Android logs
I've uploaded them to https://cloud.nextcloud.com/s/BbyFYjmdjRXSRrM with the title " Nextcloud Android Files Logs (1).txt"
### Server error logs
```bash
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### Additional information
_No response_
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