diff --git a/Provide-native-lib-for-libsignal.md b/Provide-native-lib-for-libsignal.md
index e39df03..6562c58 100644
--- a/Provide-native-lib-for-libsignal.md
+++ b/Provide-native-lib-for-libsignal.md
@@ -6,11 +6,15 @@ The linux x86_64 version is bundled by default. For other systems, you need to r
 
 Then either download the pre-built lib file or compile (`make libzkgroup`) the latest [libzkgroup](https://github.com/signalapp/zkgroup/releases) for your system and put it in the library path.
 
+### Finding the default `java.library.path`
+
+This [Java program](https://stackoverflow.com/a/20498049) can output any system property, including `java.library.path`. Note that there may be multiple paths to choose from, they are separated with a colon.
+
 ### Overriding `java.library.path`
 
-If you are using `java.library.path` and you can't find you paths or simply wish to not use the system defaults, then you can override the paths by modifying the final line of `build/install/signal-cli/bin/signal-cli`
+If your `java.library.path` doesn't have any usable paths or you wish to not use the system defaults, then you can override the paths by modifying the final line of `build/install/signal-cli/bin/signal-cli`
 ```bash
 JAVA_LIBRARY_PATH="-Djava.library.path=/your/java/library/path"
 exec "$JAVACMD" "$JAVA_LIBRARY_PATH" "$@"
 ```
-Make sure to place your `.dylib`/`.so`/`.dll` file in that folder
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+Make sure to place your `.dylib`/`.so`/`.dll` file in that folder. Be aware that this method isn't ideal since if you rebuild signal-cli, then the script may be regenerated and you'll need to set this again.
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