Is there no build-in way to cancel a UdpClient.ReceiveAsync() method?

I have the following method listening to UDP broadcasts:

    private async Task ReciveBroadCast()
    {
        var recv = await udpReceiver.ReceiveAsync(); 
        var remoteEndPoint = recv.RemoteEndPoint;
        string message = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(recv.Buffer); //TODO: Do something with this message
        var answer = "ok";
        var answerBuffer = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(answer);
        udpReceiver.Send(answerBuffer, 2, remoteEndPoint);
    }

Listening to the broadcasts gets started by the user pressing a button. I would also like to be able to stop listening, however there seems to be no way of cancelling the ReceiveAsync() method.

The only answer I could find so far is from this post: How to to make UdpClient.ReceiveAsync() cancelable?

I was wondering if I missed a better way to do this (since the linked post is quite a few years old)? Or maybe there is a way to generally cancel async methods immediately if a Cancellation Token can't be checked periodically?