diff --git a/Adding-Game-Covers.md b/Adding-Game-Covers.md
index b3a5ee2..dc32e5b 100644
--- a/Adding-Game-Covers.md
+++ b/Adding-Game-Covers.md
@@ -4,15 +4,21 @@ DuckStation's Qt frontend now supports displaying cover images for games in a gr
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-Currently, there is no auto downloading for covers. But you can add them yourself quite easily.
+There is no auto downloading for covers, as DuckStation does not own the legal rights to the images. But you can add them yourself quite easily.
 
-1. Click `Tools -> Open Data Directory`. This will open the user directory, also where memory cards, save states, screenshots, etc are saved.
-2. Navigate to the `covers` subdirectory.
-3. Put your cover images in here. The name of this image should match either:
-  - The title of the game (you can get this from the game list, or properties dialog), assuming you have downloaded the redump db (e.g. `Crash Bandicoot (USA).png`).
-  - The filename of the game (e.g. `crash.png` for `crash.chd`).
-  - The serial of the game (e.g. `SCUS-94900.png`).
-4. After adding cover images, either restart DuckStation, or click `View -> Refresh Covers`.
+Click `Tools -> Open Data Directory`. This will open the user directory, also where memory cards, save states, screenshots, etc are saved.
+
+If you are using Android, this is located in the `duckstation` directory of your phone's internal storage. Usually this is `/sdcard/duckstation` or `/storage/emulated/0/duckstation`. If you connect it via USB, you should find the `duckstation` directory listed.
+
+Navigate to the `covers` subdirectory.
+
+
+Put your cover images in here. The name of this image should match either:
+ - The title of the game (you can get this from the game list, or properties dialog), assuming you have downloaded the redump db (e.g. `Crash Bandicoot (USA).png`).
+ - The filename of the game (e.g. `crash.png` for `crash.chd`).
+ - The serial of the game (e.g. `SCUS-94900.png`).
+
+After adding cover images, either restart DuckStation, or click `View -> Refresh Covers`.
 
 Both jpg and png images are supported.