Reproduce Step:
Invoking UserDefault::destroyInstance() on iOS.
Solution:
To prevent developer uses delete UserDefault::getInstance(), we need to make the destructor of UserDefault as private function.
Therefore, developer could only use getInstance and destroyInstance. And delete UserDefault::getInstance() will be forbidden.

UserDefault* UserDefault::getInstance()
{
    ...
    if (! _userDefault)
    {
        _userDefault = new UserDefault();
    }

    return _userDefault;
}

void UserDefault::destroyInstance()
{
    CC_SAFE_DELETE(_userDefault);
}