Where to invalidate NSTimer in view lifecycle?

It may be that the bug is somewhere else, with some other class that is using your view without holding a reference to it. If you don't invalidate your timer than it will have a reference to your view forever, potentially extending its lifespan and masking memory management bugs elsewhere in your code.

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