The Phone players are searching for is the Sketchy Coworker’s Phone. Roblox’s official badge feed confirms the object and gives the success condition: “Find the Sketchy Coworker’s Phone.” Finding it awards the badge “Let’s keep this between us.” The public badge text does not publish a fixed room, desk, spawn coordinate, or prerequisite, so use the badge as the final proof rather than trusting any ordinary phone prop.
Prepare the run before searching
Enter with one goal: locate the Phone without losing the normal room objective. If this is your first run, complete a normal clear first so you recognize documents, scraps, shredders, doors, and the exit. A hidden-object hunt is much easier when you know which prompts belong to standard progression.
In each room, finish one visible work zone before searching it. Collect the documents, clean the nearby scraps, and move the paper toward the shredder. Once the zone no longer needs normal work, inspect desks, workstations, shelves, filing areas, side rooms, and anything styled as a coworker’s personal space. This keeps the Phone search from turning into random laps around the office.
Do not leave as soon as the room-complete state appears. Check the area opened most recently and the route leading to the exit. If the Phone is tied to an optional interaction, rushing the transition can end the opportunity before you have finished the sweep.
Follow a repeatable Phone-search route
Start at the room entrance and choose one wall direction. Search the perimeter first, then desks and islands in the middle. At every workstation, look for a separate interaction prompt rather than assuming every dark rectangle is the target. Move close enough for the live prompt to appear, but do not repeatedly activate every prop.
After a door unlocks, pause the main route and inspect the new section before teammates spread out. Newly available offices, corners, and employee areas are higher-value checks than rechecking the entrance for a third time. If the game changes lighting, sound, or object state after an objective, repeat only the affected zone.
When you see a plausible phone, read the prompt, interact once, and wait for the badge notification. Then check your Roblox badge inventory. The official award is the cleanest way to distinguish the Sketchy Coworker’s Phone from background decoration.
Coordinate the Phone in a squad
Tell the group that the Phone is the target before the run begins. Assign one player to inspect personal objects while the others handle documents, scraps, and shredding. The searcher should announce a candidate before touching it so the squad can see whether the prompt is available to everyone.
If another player interacts first, check whether the object remains and whether your own badge awards. The official description does not say that credit is shared. If only one player receives the badge, repeat the run with a clear interaction order rather than assuming the server failed.
Keep one person near the room transition when the main objective finishes. Their job is not to leave; it is to warn the group that the route is ready to advance. This prevents an accidental exit while the Phone searcher is still in a side area.
Use a visual badge walkthrough
The current all-badges walkthrough below is useful for recognizing the game’s secret-object style and seeing how badge hunts fit around a normal run. Match what you see against the live build, because room layouts and prompts can change after an update.
Use the walkthrough for visual orientation and badge-hunt order. The official badge award remains the confirmation that you found the correct Phone.
Fix the most common Phone mistakes
Mistaking a prop for the secret Phone: office scenes can contain ordinary desk objects. If no unique prompt or badge appears, continue the structured sweep instead of declaring the route complete.
Searching before learning the room: unfinished paper and scraps make it harder to tell which area was checked. Clear a zone, then inspect it.
Letting the squad advance: the Phone search should finish before anyone uses the next-room or final-exit prompt. State that rule at the start.
Assuming the search term means mobile controls: “Roblox phone” queries around this game commonly refer to the secret object. A device-control menu will not award “Let’s keep this between us.”
Repeating the same failed interaction: if the badge does not award, change one variable. Let a different player interact, search after the next door opens, or perform the hunt in a new server. Do not invent a hidden probability; the official description gives no chance or drop rate.
Confirm success and choose the next target
Success means the “Let’s keep this between us” badge appears on your Roblox account. Save the run only as a working route if the award occurs. A screenshot of a phone-shaped prop without the badge is not enough to prove it was the named object.
After the Phone, the Room 3 Key is another clear “find” objective. If you want a machine-based goal, prepare paper and use the Golden Shredder guide. For other hidden interactions, continue to the Secrets overview.
Phone location FAQ
Which room contains the Phone?
The current official public data does not state a room number. Follow the live build and use the badge award to confirm the correct object.
Does everyone in the squad get the badge?
Shared credit is not described officially. Have players observe the object before the first interaction and verify each account afterward.
Is the Phone required for an ending?
The official Phone badge and ending badges are separate descriptions. No public first-party source checked here says the Phone is required for Ending 1 or Ending 2.
Can I collect it after the room is complete?
That depends on whether the live exit allows you to remain in the area. Finish the search before advancing so you do not rely on backtracking being available.