Which major tech company had to rename its voice assistant in certain European markets because the original name closely resembled a vulgar word in those languages?

In today's global marketplace, language localization can make or break a product's success internationally. Companies often discover that their carefully crafted brand names carry unexpected (and sometimes unfortunate) meanings when they enter new language markets. This poll tests your knowledge about famous linguistic mishaps in product naming and how companies have adapted their branding strategies to navigate the complex world of cross-cultural linguistics.

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Amazon (renamed 'Echo' instead of 'Alexa' in some markets)
Apple (renamed 'Siri' to 'Assist' in select regions)
Microsoft (changed 'Cortana' to 'Microsoft Assistant' in specific countries)
Google (modified 'Google Assistant' to 'Google Helper' in particular languages)