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"think of" is not the same as "confused with". Is there a chance that somebody will think of a "airpod" when they hear "tide pod"? Sure Is there a chance that
by rndgermandude 6y ago
"think of" is not the same as "confused with".
Is there a chance that somebody will think of a "airpod" when they hear "tide pod"? Sure
Is there a chance that a reasonable person will insert a tide pod into their ear because they confused the name with "airpod". No
Is there a chance that a reasonable person will by accident buy "tide pods" instead of "airpods"? Only if they act negligent
I'd argue that a reasonable person is extremely unlikely to confuse "Google Android" with "Orpheusdroid" or "F-Droid" or "hydroid" for that matter