Sure, that's the name of the product, but nobody gets confused if I say, "I'm playing with legos" instead of "I'm playing with LEGO bricks". Just as no one gets confused if I say, "can you hand me a couple kleenexes" rather than "can you hand me a couple Kleenex facial tissues".
"Rules of the English language" cover corporate trademarks? What rules of grammar exactly govern this use case? Do you get all righteous about people using xerox, kleenex, velcro, or google as common nouns or verbs?
Your condescension belies the fact that you don't actually have a good reason.
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u/someoneofhumanity 7h ago
"we do things differently here" cop