Call it the 'dad test' then. Or even the 'sibling test' - because they're probably not technology experts.
It literally means 'regular person test'...
It literally means 'regular person test'...
The whole point is that it doesn't mean "regular person test'...
It means "person who isn't the target customer and who probably cares about you too much to give unbiased feedback" test.
If somebody wants to be offended by combinations of words, no combination of words will deter them.