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1. I think if you previously used a version of the git plugin which DID enable tags on builds by default, then simply upgrading to the version where tags are disabled by default would not change that setting in your existing builds. You would need to manually do that.
2. In either case, I think the tags are only created in your local checkout of the repo. They would not be pushed to the remote repo unless you happened to do a 'git push' or 'git push --tags' as part of your build job, or used the git-publisher action as Patrick points out. In my case we create our own tags for builds, in certain cases, and push those. Each time we did that we would also end up with the superfluous Jenkins tags crapping up the remote repo. I think this is why not everyone saw this auto-tag behavior as such a big deal.