The form goes through Meta
When you hit send, the site doesn't transmit anything itself. It opens WhatsApp with the message ready and you send it. So the details pass through Meta, under Meta's own terms.
If you'd rather not, just call me.
What I collect, why, where it ends up and how you get it deleted. No legal fog.
Last updated: 29 July 2026
The person responsible for your data is Eleftherios Legakis, trading as lef.recovery, based in Alimos, Attica, Greece.
There is no data protection officer — this is a one-person business.
Only what you give me. Nothing is collected automatically.
A word about the message. The field asks where it hurts and since when. Anything you write there about your health counts as a special category of personal data. I only process it because you give explicit consent by ticking the box. Write what's needed and no more — I don't need your medical history to book an appointment.
I keep your number and what you tell me, for as long as it takes to help you.
Consent is given by the checkbox on the form and can be withdrawn whenever you like, with one message.
This is the part most websites don't spell out.
When you hit send, the site doesn't transmit anything itself. It opens WhatsApp with the message ready and you send it. So the details pass through Meta, under Meta's own terms.
If you'd rather not, just call me.
Gmail
My address is a Gmail one. Anything you write to me is stored on Google's servers.
Nobody else. I don't sell, rent or share your details. There is no mailing list and you will not get marketing from me.
None. That's why there's no consent banner.
The hosting provider keeps technical logs (IP, time, page) for security, as every web server does. I have no commercial access to those.
Ask for deletion earlier and it's deleted — unless a tax rule requires a receipt to be kept.
One message to lefrecovery2@gmail.com and you can ask me to:
I reply within 30 days. You don't have to explain why.
If you think I've mishandled your data, you can complain to the Greek Data Protection Authority — dpa.gr, 1-3 Kifissias Ave, 115 23 Athens.
Ask me. You don't need a lawyer to get an answer.