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I know Apple frowns upon closing the app because the user might think it crashed.
So how do I make it quit intentionally with an exception that doesn’t get caught when the user goes back to the home screen? Also, would this be rejected by the App Store?
Please see the answer to this question:
Forcing a background application to terminate in iOS simulator
It will tell you how to setup your application to terminate instead of backgrounding when the user hits the home button.
If you don’t want to do that, I recommend you should instead release resources when your delegate’s
applicationDidEnterBackgroundfires. I think that is your safest bet. More than one of us say what you’re wanting to do is not ideal.