Actually I don’t know any people like that, particularly for points 1-5. Then for 6 and 7, well there are a lot of people who we could that type of thing about.
This would just bore a mom. Besides, some moms would probably even find it awkward to sit with their sons and their friends while they play video games. Back in the day, we did use to have gaming sessions that started like after praying isha and then went on until it was almost time for fajr. I don’t see parents (or anybody else who’s not playing) being able to wait through that long a gaming session unless they themselves are gamers. Maybe they’d try it once or twice and then make some excuse to get out of doing it after that.
They should. Parents just seem scared of this type of stuff (well not really scared, they just don’t like going near it). Due to this, the kids are always one step ahead of the parents.
The only time I see that happening is if they are already suspicious of the kids for something.
I wouldn’t mind that.
Most of what you’re saying just doesn’t seem realistic. I would suggest instead that they simply try to keep better tabs on what kind of company their sons are keeping. Keep the computer in an open space so that they can see what their kids are looking at. Use parental control mechanisms that available for these things.